Compound Semiconductor Magazine features "Quantum well intermixing: The quest for orange and yellow lasers"

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"The LED light bulb is destined to consign incandescents and fluorescents to the history books. That’s because this lighting source has much to recommend it – it is efficient, long lasting, and hits full brightness in an instant – and its sales are accelerating as prices plummet."

"But the LED might not have the final say in the rise of solid-state lighting. In time, it could be superseded by white-light sources formed by mixing the output of diode lasers emitting at different wavelengths. Attractions of this laser-based technology are the promise of even higher efficacies, a superior colour quality and light-based communication rates that are an order of magnitude higher than those that could be produced by LEDs."

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