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Photonic crystal chips for optical interconnects and quantum information processing
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We have recently demonstrated a number of functional photonic crystals devices and circuits, including an ultrafast, room temperature, low threshold, nanocavity laser with the direct modulation speed approaching 1 THz, an all-optical switch controlled with 60 fJ pulses and with the speed exceeding 200Hz, and a local, reversible tuning of individual quantum dots on a photonic crystal chip by up to 1.8nm, which was then used to tune single quantum dots into strong coupling with a photonic crystal cavity and to achieve a giant optical nonlinearity.
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© 2008 International Society for Optical Engineering. This work has been supported by the MURI Center for photonic quantum information systems (ARO/ ARDA Program DAAD19-03-1-0199) and the MARCO IFC Center, NSF Grants ECS-0424080 and ECS-0421483. D.E. was supported by the NDSEG and NSF fellowships, and I.F. by the NDSEG fellowship. We also thank Piene Petroff and Nick Stoltz of UC Santa Barbara, as well as Yoshihisa Yamamoto and Bingyang Zhang of Stanford University, for quantum dot wafers.Attached Files
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- Army Research Office (ARO)
- DAAD19-03-1-0199
- Microelectronics Advanced Research Corporation (MARCO)
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- ECS-0424080
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- ECS-0421483
- National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate (NDSEG) Fellowship
- NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
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