Stimulated emission from ZnO thin films with high optical gain and low loss

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Stimulated surface- and edge-emissions were investigated for ZnO thin films grown epitaxially by pulsed laser deposition. The lasing threshold was 0.32 MW/cm2 for surface pumping and 0.5 MW/cm2 for edge pumping, which is significantly lower than thresholds observed previously. A modified variable stripe length method was used to measure the gain, which was 1369 cm-1 for the N-band emission. Losses were measured using the shifting excitation spot method and values of 6.2 cm-1 and 6.3 cm-1 were found for the N-band and P-band, respectively. The measured gain and loss were the highest and lowest (respectively) ever reported for ZnO films. © 2013 AIP Publishing LLC.

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Gadallah, A. S., Nomenyo, K., Couteau, C., Rogers, D. J., & Lérondel, G. (2013). Stimulated emission from ZnO thin films with high optical gain and low loss. Applied Physics Letters, 102(17). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4803081

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