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Progress In Semiconductor Optical Integration

The extending use of single-mode fibers has stimulated research on guided-wave optical devices. Since most of basic components have been demonstrated in III-V semiconductors, an increasing effort is now devoted towards monolithic integration. Recent progress in the propagation loss of waveguides and in laser to waveguide coupling are significant steps in this way.