A technique for fabricating many different wavelength lasers on the sa
me wafer has been developed. High energy ion implantation was used to
selectively blue shift the emission wavelength of an InP-based quantum
well laser structure. This structure was then processed into fully fu
nctional broad-area lasers whose current threshold was unaffected by t
he implantation process, indicating extremely high material quality af
ter bandgap-shifting. This process has the potential for the integrati
on of not only different wavelength lasers, but also other devices, su
ch as waveguides, detectors, modulators, etc., on a single wafer.