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1 May 2000 Commercialization of Honeywell's VCSEL technology
Jim A. Tatum, Andrew Clark, James K. Guenter, Robert A. Hawthorne III, Ralph H. Johnson
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Abstract
In 1996, Honeywell was the first company to commercialize VCSEL technology, and today it is the world's largest VCSEL component supplier. This paper will focus on the aspects of VCSEL manufacture that are important to maintain highly reliable and producible components. For current VCSEL products, we will address the evolution of VCSEL reliability and its effect on performance in data communications systems. New applications in both the data communications and sensor markets are being enabled by the VCSEL technology. This paper will also discuss new VCSEL structures, packages and wavelengths that are being commercialized by Honeywell to address these emerging markets.
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Jim A. Tatum, Andrew Clark, James K. Guenter, Robert A. Hawthorne III, and Ralph H. Johnson "Commercialization of Honeywell's VCSEL technology", Proc. SPIE 3946, Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Lasers IV, (1 May 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.384359
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KEYWORDS
Vertical cavity surface emitting lasers

Semiconducting wafers

Reliability

Manufacturing

Failure analysis

Data communications

Picosecond phenomena

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