Mode identification of high-quality-factor single-defect nanocavities in quantum dot-embedded photonic crystals

Physics – Condensed Matter – Materials Science

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Accepted for publication in J. Appl. Phys

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10.1063/1.2714644

We investigate the quality (Q) factor and the mode dispersion of single-defect nanocavities based on a triangular-lattice GaAs photonic-crystal (PC) membrane, which contain InAs quantum dots (QDs) as a broadband emitter. To obtain a high Q factor for the dipole mode, we modulate the radii and positions of the air holes surrounding the nanocavity while keeping six-fold symmetry. A maximum Q of 17,000 is experimentally demonstrated with a mode volume of V=0.39(lambda/n)^3. We obtain a Q/V of 44,000(n/lambda)^3, one of the highest values ever reported with QD-embedded PC nanocavities. We also observe ten cavity modes within the first photonic bandgap for the modulated structure. Their dispersion and polarization properties agree well with the numerical results.

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