Optically active InGaAs axial nanowire heterostructures for quantum integrated photonic circuits

We propose a monolithically integrated, vertical-cavity nanowire (NW) quantum light source coupled to a silicon (Si) Quantum Photonic Integrated Circuit (QPIC). Starting from modelling of the coupling efficiencies of an embedded quantum emitter and its dependencies on key geometrical parameters of NW/Si-waveguide dimensions, we further show experimental progress towards such a deterministic quantum light source using InGaAs emitters in a GaAs(Sb) NW cavity. Key understanding of the growth and optical properties of the InGaAs emitter is provided from systematic structure-property relationship studies.

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2025-03-19
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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3043402
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Semiconductor Quantum Structures and Devices
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We propose a monolithically integrated, vertical-cavity nanowire (NW) quantum light source coupled to a silicon (Si) Quantum Photonic Integrated Circuit (QPIC). Starting from modelling of the coupling efficiencies of an embedded quantum emitter and its dependencies on key geometrical parameters of NW/Si-waveguide dimensions, we further show experimental progress towards such a deterministic quantum light source using InGaAs emitters in a GaAs(Sb) NW cavity. Key understanding of the growth and optical properties of the InGaAs emitter is provided from systematic structure-property relationship studies.

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