Scalable fabrication of optical resonators with embedded site-controlled quantum dots

Thomas Suenner; Christian Schneider; Micha Strauss; Alexander Huggenberger; Daniel Wiener; Sven Höfling; Martin Kamp; Alfred Forchel

Scalable fabrication of optical resonators with embedded site-controlled quantum dots

Thomas Suenner^*, Christian Schneider, Micha Strauss, Alexander Huggenberger, Daniel Wiener, Sven Höfling, Martin Kamp, Alfred Forchel

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Abstract

We present a scalable method for the fabrication of site-controlled quantum dots (QDs) embedded in optical resonators. The position of the quantum dots is determined by nucleating their growth in an array of nanoholes that is aligned to a set of markers, allowing the precise overlay of the resonator geometry over the QD array. Coupling of the QDs to the resonators is demonstrated by the resonant enhancement of the spontaneous emission observed in photoluminescence experiments. (C) 2008 Optical Society of America.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1759-1761
Number of pages	3
Journal	Optics Letters
Volume	33
Issue number	15
Publication status	Published - 1 Aug 2008

Keywords

PHOTONIC CRYSTAL
GAAS
NANOCAVITY
CAVITY
SYSTEM
INAS

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Scalable fabrication of optical resonators with embedded site-controlled quantum dots

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