Abstract

Ultrafast carrier dynamics in an InP/InGaAs phase-shifted distributed Bragg reflector is studied by means of transient reflectance measurements. Transient reflectance of the phase-shifted Bragg reflector shows ultrafast relaxation of relaxation time constant of /spl ap/200 fs due to carrier-carrier scattering. Such ultrafast relaxation is not observed in a bulk InGaAs. Carrier-carrier scattering is thus enhanced in the phase-shifted Bragg reflector by optical confinement.

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