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EELD
(redirected from Edge Emitting Laser Diode)

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EELDEvidence Extraction and Link Discovery (US DARPA IAO program)
EELDEvaporative Emissions Leak Detector
EELDEdge Emitting Laser Diode
EELDEconomic Emission Load Dispatch
EELDEarly Expressive Language Delay (child development)
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About M-Com Established in January 2001, M-Com manufactures semiconductor photoelectric components such as Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Lasers (VCSELs); Edge Emitting Laser Diodes (EELDs); GaAs and Si solar cells; Resonant Cavity LEDs (RCLEDs) and packaging of MMIC/LNFET.
M-Com of Taiwan Selects Veeco As/P MOCVD Tool for Production of ... by Business Wire
The resulting VCSEL is essentially plug-compatible with the standard SONET/SDH transmitter modules that presently use Fabry-Perot edge emitting laser diodes, and even offers similar electronic characteristics, such as low series resistance, as well as a monolithically integrated output power detector.
Nova Crystals Demonstrates World's First Practical 1.3-Micron VCSEL ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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