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Optoelektronik I

Part of the book series: Halbleiter-Elektronik ((HALBLEITER,volume 10))

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Außer der üblicherweise in einem angeregten Elektronensystem beobachtbaren spontanen Strahlungsemission tritt bei Vorhandensein eines entsprechenden Strahlungsfeldes eine zusätzliche Emission auf, die den eigentlich inversen Vorgang zur Absorption darstellt. Diese bereits im Kapitel 2 beschriebene induzierte oder stimulierte Strahlungsemission [6.1] wurde bereits 1917 von A. Einstein bei einer theoretischen Ableitung des Planckschen Strahlungsgesetzes postuliert sowie von R. Ladenburg und H. Kopfermann erstmals 1928 experimentell nachgewiesen.

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Winstel, G., Weyrich, C. (1981). Halbleiterlaser. In: Optoelektronik I. Halbleiter-Elektronik, vol 10. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81377-1_6

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