High-quality factor optical microcavities using oxide apertured micropillars
An oxide aperture is used to confine optical modes in a micropillar structure. This method overcomes the limitations due to sidewall scattering loss typical in semiconductor etched micropillars. High cavity quality factors ( Q ) up to 48000 are determined by external Fabry-Perot cavity scanning meas...
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description | An oxide aperture is used to confine optical modes in a micropillar structure. This method overcomes the limitations due to sidewall scattering loss typical in semiconductor etched micropillars. High cavity quality factors
(
Q
)
up to 48000 are determined by external Fabry-Perot cavity scanning measurements, a significantly higher value than prior work in III-V etched micropillars. Measured
Q
values and estimated mode volumes correspond to a maximum Purcell factor figure of merit value of 72. |
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