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Nanolaser – aktuelle Entwicklungsstufe

2021
35. Kongress der Deutschsprachigen Gesellschaft für Intraokularlinsen-Implantation, interventionelle und refraktive ...
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Nanolaser on Silicon

2018 International Conference on Optical MEMS and Nanophotonics (OMN), 2018
We propose and demonstrate a direct integration of a III-V nanolaser onto a silicon waveguide. By employing high-precision micro-transfer printing techniques, with an optimally designed photonic crystal nanolaser cavity, we experimentally achieved a coupling efficiency of 83% between the InGaAsP nanobeam laser and the single-mode silicon waveguide ...
Jungmin Lee, Yong-Hee Lee, Myung-Ki Kim
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Semiconductor Nanolasers

2017
This unique resource explains the fundamental physics of semiconductor nanolasers, and provides detailed insights into their design, fabrication, characterization, and applications. Topics covered range from the theoretical treatment of the underlying physics of nanoscale phenomena, such as temperature dependent quantum effects and active medium ...
Qing Gu, Yeshaiahu Fainman
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Self-polarized spin-nanolasers

Nature Nanotechnology, 2014
Besides adding a new functionality to conventional lasers, spin-polarized lasers can, potentially, offer lower threshold currents and reach higher emission intensities. However, to achieve spin-polarized lasing emission a material should possess a slow spin relaxation and a high propensity to be injected with spin-polarized currents.
Ju-Ying, Chen   +4 more
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Recent Progress in Nanolaser Technology

Advanced Materials, 2020
AbstractNanolasers are key elements in the implementation of optical integrated circuits owing to their low lasing thresholds, high energy efficiencies, and high modulation speeds. With the development of semiconductor wafer growth and nanofabrication techniques, various types of wavelength‐scale and subwavelength‐scale nanolasers have been proposed ...
Kwang‐Yong Jeong   +5 more
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The Spaser Nanolaser

IEEE Spectrum, 2009
The article presents an overview of a surface plasmon resonance laser. Surface plasmon resonance nanolasers, or spasers, are the smallest lasers yet made, and the device could pave the way toward ultrafast optical computing.
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Self-Assembled Dipole Nanolasers

Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2014
Visible light excitation of silver nanoparticles in the presence of polymerizable monomers and selected dyes triggers the self-assembly of nanolasers in a synthetically simple process. The new nanolasers incorporate a thin, fully organic gain medium that allows the tuning of the core absorption to a selected dye, or of the dye to a preselected core ...
Kevin G, Stamplecoskie   +2 more
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Metallic and Plasmonic Nanolasers

2012
There has been recent rapid progress in the miniaturization of the laser via the use of metallic structures to form the resonant cavity of the laser. It is likely that the unique characteristics of small metallic lasers will lead to their near term use in applications.
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Electrical Injection Schemes for Nanolasers

IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, 2013
Three electrical injection schemes based on recently demonstrated electrically pumped photonic crystal nanolasers have been numerically investigated: 1) a vertical p-i-n junction through a post structure; 2) a lateral p-i-n junction with a homostructure; and 3) a lateral p-i-n junction with a buried heterostructure.
Lupi, Alexandra   +2 more
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Demonstration of a spaser-based nanolaser

Nature, 2009
One of the most rapidly growing areas of physics and nanotechnology focuses on plasmonic effects on the nanometre scale, with possible applications ranging from sensing and biomedicine to imaging and information technology. However, the full development of nanoplasmonics is hindered by the lack of devices that can generate coherent plasmonic fields. It
Noginov, M A   +9 more
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