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Surface passivation of a photonic crystal band-edge laser by atomic layer deposition of SiO 2 and its application for biosensing

Cha et al., 2015

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8054294803276967504
Author
Cha H
Lee J
Jordan L
Lee S
Oh S
Kim H
Park J
Hong S
Jeon H
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Nanoscale

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We report on the conformal surface passivation of photonic crystal (PC) laser devices with an ultrathin dielectric layer. Air-bridge-type Γ-point band-edge lasers (BELs) are fabricated by forming a honeycomb lattice two-dimensional PC structure into an InGaAsP multiple …
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