Gallium arsenide phosphide

Chan K., Ito H., Inaba H., Optical remote monitoring of methane gas using low-loss optical fiber link and indium gallium arsenide phosphide light-emitting diode in 1.33-mm region, Appl. Phys. Lett. 1983 43 634. 

Uses/Sources. In the electronics industry to manufacture gallium arsenide and gallium arsenide phosphide for semiconductors and as a dopant produced accidentally as a result of generation of nascent hydrogen in the presence of arsenic or by the action of water on a metallic arsenide... 

The compactness and efficiency of the semiconductor laser make it particularly attractive for systems use. Other substances used have included indium arsenide, indium phosphide, indium aniimonidc. and alloys such as gallium-arsenide-phosphide. These lasers may he tuned over several percent of their normal frequency of operation by varying the current flow through the device. The tuning results from the variations in temperature with current, which, in turn, changes the index of refraction and tile resultant resonant frequency of the cavity. 

Gronet C. M. and Lewis N. S. (1984), Systematic studies of the semiconductor/liquid junction—n-gallium arsenide phosphide anodes in aqueous Se /Sei solutions , J. Phys. Chem. 88, 1310-1317. 

Gallium aluminum arsenide in solar cells Gallium arsenide phosphide in light-emitting diodes Gallium arsenide infrared detectors, lasers, and photocopiers... 

GaAsP Gallium Arsenide Phosphide. Material used for photocathodes... 

Growth of gallium arsenide (GaAs) and gallium arsenide phosphide (GaAsP) and other compounds formed with Group III/V elements from the periodic table. 

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