Nanoimprinted polymer lasers with threshold below 100 W/cm2 using mixed-order distributed feedback resonators.
Nanoimprinted polymer lasers with threshold below 100 W/cm2 using mixed-order distributed feedback resonators.
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DOI:
10.1364/oe.21.014362
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发表时间:
2013-06
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3.8
通讯作者:
Yue Wang;G. Tsiminis;A. Kanibolotsky;P. Skabara;I. Samuel;G. Turnbull
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作者:
Yue Wang;G. Tsiminis;A. Kanibolotsky;P. Skabara;I. Samuel;G. Turnbull
Organic semiconductor lasers were fabricated by UV-nanoimprint lithography with thresholds as low as 57 W/cm(2) under 4 ns pulsed operation. The nanoimprinted lasers employed mixed-order distributed feedback resonators, with second-order gratings surrounded by first-order gratings, combined with a light-emitting conjugated polymer. They were pumped by InGaN LEDs to produce green-emitting lasers, with thresholds of 208 W/cm(2) (102 nJ/pulse). These hybrid lasers incorporate a scalable UV-nanoimprint lithography process, compatible with high-performance LEDs, therefore we have demonstrated a coherent, compact, low-cost light source.