Low temperature near-field scanning optical microscopy on infrared and terahertz photonic-crystal quantum cascade lasers

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We report the development of a scattering-type near-field scanning optical microscope (sNSOM) which operates at temperatures down to 100 K with a scanning range of up to 400 μm. We have used this sNSOM to map the electromagnetic near-field on mid-IR and terahertz (THz) surface emitting quantum cascade lasers with photonic-crystal resonators. Mid-IR devices operate at λ=7.5 μm (40 THz) while THz devices operate at λ≈110 μm (2.7 THz). The near-field images-in agreement with numerical calculations-demonstrate an instrument resolution of 100's nm. © 2011 American Institute of Physics.

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Moldovan-Doyen, I. C., Xu, G., Greusard, L., Sevin, G., Strupiechonski, E., Beaudoin, G., … De Wilde, Y. (2011). Low temperature near-field scanning optical microscopy on infrared and terahertz photonic-crystal quantum cascade lasers. Applied Physics Letters, 98(23). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3597411

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