Lasing Consequences of Silicon Nanostructures
TBMG-4955
02/01/2009
- Content
While silicon electronics has been a success in modem technologies, silicon photonics is still in development and in need of a laser source. Many approaches have been explored, from anodized silicon luminescence, to generating direct emissions by quantum-confinement, and to indirect down-conversion of a shorter wavelength laser light via silicon's nonlinear dielectric responses. One approach that was developed has led to the demonstration of laser emission in silicon-on-insulator at cryogenic temperatures (<85K).
- Citation
- "Lasing Consequences of Silicon Nanostructures," Mobility Engineering, February 1, 2009.