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Single-photon electroluminescence for on-chip quantum networks [PDF]
An electrically driven single-photon source has been monolithically integrated with nano-photonic circuitry. Electroluminescent emission from a single InAs/GaAs quantum dot (QD) is channelled through a suspended nanobeam waveguide. The emission line has a linewidth of below 6 μeV, demonstrating the ability to have a high coherence, electrically driven,
C Bentham, B Royall, R J Coles
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Abstract The transient electroluminescence (EL) technique is widely used to evaluate the carrier mobility in the field of organic light emitting diodes. The traditional analog detection strategy using oscilloscopes is generally limited since the background noise causes an underestimation of the mobility value.
Xianfeng Qiao +2 more
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Highlights Theory of electrically driven single-photon sources based on color centers in silicon carbide p–i–n diodes. New method of determining the electron and hole capture cross sections by an optically active point defect (color center) from the ...
Igor A. Khramtsov, Dmitry Yu. Fedyanin
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Ultranarrow electroluminescence from magnetic excitons in the van der Waals antiferromagnetic semiconductor NiPS3 [PDF]
Electrically driven light emission from two-dimensional (2D) semiconducting materials has enabled numerous optoelectronic technologies, including light-emitting diodes, solid-state lasers, and single-photon sources for quantum communication.
Dmitry Lebedev +12 more
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Electroluminescence from Localized Defects in Zinc Oxide: Toward Electrically Driven Single Photon Sources at Room Temperature [PDF]
Single photon sources are required for a wide range of applications in quantum information science, quantum cryptography, and quantum communications. However, the majority of room temperature emitters to date are only excited optically, which limits their proper integration into scalable devices.
Sumin Choi +2 more
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Color centers in silicon carbide have recently emerged as one of the most promising emitters for bright single-photon emitting diodes (SPEDs). It has been shown that, at room temperature, they can emit more than 109 photons per second under electrical ...
Igor A. Khramtsov, Dmitry Yu. Fedyanin
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Strong high-energy exciton electroluminescence from the light holes of polytypic quantum dots [PDF]
High-energy exciton emission could allow single-component multi-colour display or white light-emitting diodes. However, the thermal relaxation of high-energy excitons is much faster than the photon emission of them, making them non-emissive.
Xingzhi Wang +8 more
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Tracing the electron transport behavior in quantum-dot light-emitting diodes via single photon counting technique [PDF]
The electron injection and transport behavior are of vital importance to the performance of quantum-dot light-emitting diodes. By simultaneously measuring the electroluminescence-photoluminescence of the quantum-dot light-emitting diodes, we identify the
Qiang Su, Zinan Chen, Shuming Chen
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Spin-polarized self-trapped excitons in low-dimensional cesium copper halide [PDF]
Spin polarized excitons induced by spin injection from magnetic ion to a single quantum dot, has been considered as a basic unit of quantum information transfer between spin and photon for spin-photonic applications.
Ruiqin Huang +13 more
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Fabrication and optical characterization of erbium-doped silicon diode for quantum communication applications [PDF]
Quantum Key Distribution allows two users to exchange secret keys and it is based on the transmission of single photons or attenuated laser pulses. Recently, sources based on multiple single-photon emitters were demonstrated to be suitable for QKD. Here,
Tavani Giulio +15 more
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