Abstract
The authors demonstrate coupling at 1.3 μm between single InAs quantum dots (QDs) and a mode of a two dimensional photonic crystal (PhC) defect cavity with a quality factor of 15 000. By spectrally tuning the cavity mode, they induce coupling with excitonic lines. They perform a time integrated and time-resolved photoluminescence and measure an eightfold increase in the spontaneous emission rate inducing a coupling efficiency of 96%. These measurements indicate the potential of single QDs in PhC cavities as efficient single-photon emitters for fiber-based quantum information processing applications. © 2007 American Institute of Physics.
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Balet, L., Francardi, M., Gerardino, A., Chauvin, N., Alloing, B., Zinoni, C., … Fiore, A. (2007). Enhanced spontaneous emission rate from single InAs quantum dots in a photonic crystal nanocavity at telecom wavelengths. Applied Physics Letters, 91(12). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.2789291
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