Electrical injection, continuous wave operation of subwavelength-metallic-cavity lasers at 260K

K. Ding; Z.C. Liu; L.J. Yin; Hua Wang; R. Liu; M.T. Hill; M.J.H. Marell; P.J. Veldhoven, van; R. Nötzel; C.Z. Ning

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Electrical injection, continuous wave operation of subwavelength-metallic-cavity lasers at 260K

K. Ding, Z.C. Liu, L.J. Yin, Hua Wang, R. Liu, M.T. Hill, M.J.H. Marell, P.J. Veldhoven, van, R. Nötzel, C.Z. Ning

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We report continuous wave lasing operation at T = 260 K of subwavelength-metallic-cavities with semiconductor core encapsulated in silver under electric injection. The physical cavity volumes of the two lasers presented are 0.96¿3 (¿ = 1563.4 nm) and 0.78¿3 (¿ = 1488.7 nm), respectively. Longitudinal modes observed in one of lasers correspond to the Fabry–Perot cavity in the length direction. Such record high temperature operation of a subwavelength laser is of great importance for the development of small light sources in future integrated photonic circuits and other on-chip applications.

Original language	English
Article number	231108
Pages (from-to)	231108-1/3
Number of pages	3
Journal	Applied Physics Letters
Volume	98
Issue number	23
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3598961
Publication status	Published - 2011

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Electrical injection, continuous wave operation of subwavelength-metallic-cavity lasers at 260K

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