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The work of the
institute is strictly device-oriented. All facilities for this purpose are available
in clean rooms, namely an MOVPE for III/V-semiconductor crystal growth, a complete
line of optical lithography and equipment for characterization of material and
devices.
The past and present
work of the group focuses on several aspects of the realisation of integrated
microsystems. In particular the following devices were studied or fabricated
in monolithic integration:
- InGaAs MSM-photodetectors
- on InP integrated
with transferred-electron device (TED) preamplifier in the GHz range
- on InP integrated
with micromechanical structures for passive alignment with polymeric waveguide
up to 4 GHz
- on Si with
comparable properties integrated with Si-MOS-preamplifier
- InGaAsP optical
transmitters
- 1.3 µm
mushroom-type laser integrated with TED driver for 2 to 10 Gbit/s
- 1.5 µm
LED on Si with integrated Si-MOS-driver
- 1.5 µm
quantum wire structure in etched InP V-groove for singly addressable lasers
including simulation of wet-chemical etching and epitaxial growth
- Micromechanical
sensors
- Resonant
vibration sensor integrated with Si-MOS-amplifier, 3D inertial sensor, examination
of the piezoelectric effect of InP and other III/V-semiconductors on Si
for actuator applications.