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Integration of Semiconductor Nanowire Lasers with Polymeric Waveguide Devices on a Mechanically Flexible Substrate

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Jevtics, Dimitars
Hurtado, Antonio
Guilhabert, Benoit
McPhillimy, John
Cantarella, Giuseppe
Gao, Qiang
Tan, Hark Hoe
Jagadish, Chennupati
Strain, Michael J.
Dawson, Martin D.

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Nanowire lasers are integrated with planar waveguide devices using a high positional accuracy microtransfer printing technique. Direct nanowire to waveguide coupling is demonstrated, with coupling losses as low as −17 dB, dominated by mode mismatch between the structures. Coupling is achieved using both end-fire coupling into a waveguide facet, and from nanowire lasers printed directly onto the top surface of the waveguide. In-waveguide peak powers up to 11.8 μW are demonstrated. Basic photonic integrated circuit functions such as power splitting and wavelength multiplexing are presented. Finally, devices are fabricated on a mechanically flexible substrate to demonstrate robust coupling between the on-chip laser source and waveguides under significant deformation of the system.

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Nano Letters

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