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  • Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • Vol. 33,
  • Issue 1,
  • pp. 171-175
  • (2015)

Single-Mode Emission From 4–9-μm Microdisk Lasers With Dense Array of InGaAs Quantum Dots

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Abstract

A dense array of InGaAs quantum dots formed by MOCVD on a misoriented GaAs substrate has been used as an active medium of microdisk resonators of various types: a cylindrical disk, an undercut disk, and a suspended disk. Single-mode room temperature lasing in a 9-μm microdisk laser is demonstrated with a dominant line around 1.13 μm. Impact of the resonator design on the lasing threshold and its temperature behavior is discussed.

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