Abstract
Just as in Integrated Circuits, in Photonics, advances in semiconductor technology drive products to lower costs, higher reliability, increased performance and higher efficiency. However, it takes money to advance manufacturing technology and large sales volume is needed. Sales volume is in turn driven by applications. During the symposium we will review advances in near infrared detectors and imaging as well as new applications. We will also discuss super efficient lasers, tunable lasers and vertical cavity lasers, products and their applications. Michael Ettenberg has worked on III-V materials and optoelectronic devices for over 25 years. Ettenberg developed the dielectric mirrors used on all of today’s laser diodes. He is presently retired from Sarnoff Corporation and is an independent consultant. Sarnoff designs and develops new products for other companies, including OEM suppliers of laser diodes. Ettenberg is now working with Sensors Unlimited, a leading supplier of near infrared detectors and systems.
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