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H01L 31/11 (2006.01) G02F 3/02 (2006.01) H01L 31/08 (2006.01)

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CA 2006680

- 10 - SELF ELECTROOPTIC EFFECT DEVICE EMPLOYING ASYMMETRIC QUANTUM WELLS Abstract Lower switching energies, enhanced electroabsorption and reduced tolerances on the operating wavelength of incident light are achieved while contrast between low and high absorption states is maintained in accordance with the principles of the invention by a self electrooptic device including an intrinsicquantum well region having an asymmetric electronic characteristic across a narrow bandgap subregion between the two wide bandgap layers defining the quantum well region. As a result, the quantum well region polarizes electrons and holes within the subregion in an opposite direction relative to a direction for an electric field applied to the device. The asymmetric electronic characteristic is realized as a compositionally graded, narrow bandgap layer or as a pair of coupled narrow bandgap layers of differing thicknesses separated by a thin wide bandgap layer.

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