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17 February 2012 Reconfigurable visible quantum dot microlasers integrated on a silicon chip
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Abstract
Developing on-chip, dynamically reconfigurable visible lasers that can be integrated with additional optical and electronic components will enable adaptive optical components. In the present work, we demonstrate a reconfigurable quantum dot laser based on an integrated silica ultra high-Q microcavity. By attaching the quantum dot using a reversible, non-destructive bioconjugation process, the ability to remove and replace it with an alternative quantum dot without damaging the underlying microcavity device has been demonstrated. As a result of the absorption/emission characteristics of quantum dots, the same laser source can be used to excite quantum dots with distinct emission wavelengths.
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Simin Mehrabani, Heather K. Hunt, and Andrea M. Armani "Reconfigurable visible quantum dot microlasers integrated on a silicon chip", Proc. SPIE 8258, Organic Photonic Materials and Devices XIV, 82580J (17 February 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.905779
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KEYWORDS
Quantum dots

Optical microcavities

Silicon

Optical filters

Semiconductor lasers

Silica

Image processing

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