Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 47, Issue 7, 701011(2020)
Research Progress on Semiconductor Micro/Nanowire Lasers
Fig. 2. Optical images of four nanowires undergoing lasing and the corresponding emission spectra, dashed lines are nonlasing spectra[29]
Fig. 3. Schematic of a composition-graded nanowire excited at its two ends respectively[32]. (a) Schematic of bandgap structure; (b) exciting narrow band gap end; (c) exciting wide band gap end
Fig. 4. Cut nanorod and the corresponding photoluminescence spectra[33]. (a) Real-color image of a bandgap-graded nanowire and six cut points; (b) real-color images of cut nanowires; (c) corresponding lasing spectra and real color images of laser spot for end emission
Fig. 5. Schematic of gain-cavity decoupled microrod laser[34]. (a) Structure and working of wavelength continuously variable laser; (b) light propagation in microrod when pumped at a wide bandgap area
Fig. 6. Schematic of wavelength tuning by BM effect enhanced by surface plasmon polaritons[42]. (a) Structure of nanowire laser; (b) laser spectra of different SiO2 thickness
Fig. 7. Single mode realized by Vernier effect[45]. (a) SEM image of microrods; (b) air-gap between two microrods; (c) SEM image of the other end of microrod F; (d) spectra of single mode lasing under different excitation power; (e) normalized lasing spectra from single microrod E and F, and coupled microrod at position IV; (f) schematic of two ZnO microrods
Fig. 9. Adirect grown nanorod photonic crystal laser[48]. (a) SEM image of photonic crystal; (b) emission spectra before and after lasing
Fig. 10. SEM images and lasing spectra of different structural nanowires[49]. (a)(b) Without loop cavity; (c)(d) with one loop cavity; (e)(f) with two loop cavities; (g) schematic of optical cavities in three kinds of structures; (h) SEM images of different loop sizes and corresponding lasing spectra
Fig. 11. Tunable laser realized by using asymmetric DBRs[50]. (a) SEM images of two DBRs and fabricated microrods; (b) calculated reflection spectra of DBRs and lasing spectra of microrods before manufacturing DBRs; (c) lasing spectra of microrods before and after manufacturing DBRs
Fig. 12. All-color single-mode plasmonic laser[51]. (a) Schematic of plasmonic laser; (b) lasing spectra of different nanorods; (c) group index
Fig. 13. Weak coupling and strong coupling[58]. (a) As quality factor Q increases, eigenenergies split; (b) As Q increases, eigenenergy linewidths degenerate; (c) energy spectrum varies with Q
Fig. 15. Schematic of a GaN nanowire placed in a double-DBR microcavity[63]and SEM image of a nanowire
Fig. 16. Microwire exciton-polariton laser[69]. (a) Schematic of WGM; (b) angle-resolved fluorescence spectra under different pumping power; (c) integrated emission intensity under different pumping power; (d) linewidth and blue shift of emission peak at angle of 0° under different pumping power
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Yu Guo, Li Junchao, Wen Peijun, Hu Xiaodong. Research Progress on Semiconductor Micro/Nanowire Lasers[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2020, 47(7): 701011
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Received: Mar. 5, 2020
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Published Online: Jul. 10, 2020
The Author Email: Xiaodong Hu (huxd@pku.edu.cn)