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Epitaxially-grown InP micro-ring lasers

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Wong, Wei Wen
Su, Zhicheng
Wang, Naiyin
Jagadish, Chennupati
Tan, Hark Hoe

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Electro Optics

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We report epitaxially-grown InP micro-ring lasers with a low room-Temperature lasing threshold of around 50 µJ cm-2 per pulse. By controlling the vertical ring height and optimizing the cavity design, we demonstrate tunability of the whispering gallery mode in the micro-ring lasers.

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ISLC 2021 - 27th International Semiconductor Laser Confere

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2099-12-31