RETRACTED: A Novel Material for Laser Diodes of Optical Fiber Communication

Fang Wang; Wei Zhang; Yu Huai Liu; Shou Yi Yang; Yuan Tao Zhang; Katayama Ryuji; Takashi Matsuoka

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.760-762.45

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RETRACTED: A Novel Material for Laser Diodes of Optical Fiber Communication

Retracted:

This paper has been retracted due to author's misconduct following corresponding author's request.

1. The data in the conference proceeding paper were taken without the permission laboratory.

2. The interpretation of the data in the conference proceeding paper was incorrect.

3. Part of the data were already published in other papers, leading to the duplicated submission.

4. Part of the authors in the conference proceeding papers had no relationship with the data.

Abstract:

Retracted paper: The conventional material for the optical fiber communication laser diode is based on InGaAsP, which might be substituted by a potential candidate, InGaAlN. The new active region material, InN, is introduced regarding to its crystal growth and characterization, including the structural, optical and electrical properties. This material is promising for providing good performance of temperature stability of the wavelength. In addition, it is environmentally friendly.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 760-762)

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45-49

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.760-762.45

Online since:

September 2013

Authors:

Fang Wang, Wei Zhang, Yu Huai Liu, Shou Yi Yang, Yuan Tao Zhang, Katayama Ryuji, Takashi Matsuoka

Keywords:

InGaAlN, InN, Laser Diode, Pressurized Reactor

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