Control of emitted light polarization in a 1310nm dilute nitride spin-vertical cavity surface emitting laser subject to circularly polarized optical injection

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We experimentally demonstrate the control of the light polarization emitted by a 1310 nm dilute nitride spin-Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser (VCSEL) at room temperature. This is achieved by means of a combination of polarized optical pumping and polarized optical injection. Without external injection, the polarization of the optical pump controls that of the spin-VCSEL. However, the addition of the externally injected signal polarized with either left- (LCP) or rightcircular polarization (RCP) is able to control the polarization of the spin-VCSEL switching it at will to left- or right-circular polarization. A numerical model has been developed showing a very high degree of agreement with the experimental findings.

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Alharthi, S. S., Hurtado, A., Al Seyab, R. K., Korpijarvi, V. M., Guina, M., Henning, I. D., & Adams, M. J. (2014). Control of emitted light polarization in a 1310nm dilute nitride spin-vertical cavity surface emitting laser subject to circularly polarized optical injection. Applied Physics Letters, 105(18). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4901192

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