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Injection Laser

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injection laser [in′jek·shən ¦lā·zər]
(optics)
A laser in which a forward-biased gallium arsenide diode converts direct-current input power directly into coherent light, without optical pumping.

Injection Laser 

a semiconductor laser in which injection of electrons and holes into the region of the p-n junction is used. An injection laser is distinguished in its small size (volume, approximately 1 cu mm). Injection lasers are based on a large number of semiconductor materials; they radiate in a broad range of wavelengths, from visible light to infrared radiation.



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The contract, which runs through 2007, comprises a variety of custom-designed mounts optimized to reduce wavefront distortion for the project's Injection Laser System.
Receives 2003 IEEE Medal of Honor For Inventing First Visible Light Emitting Diode and Semiconductor Injection Lasers The IEEE will present Nick Holonyak Jr.
An IEEE Life Fellow, Holonyak is recognized for his career of pioneering contributions to the field of semiconductors, specifically in the areas of semiconductor alloys, heterojunctions, visible light-emitting diodes and injection lasers.
 
 
 
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