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Ballroom Foyer<br />

JOINT<br />

JTuI • Nanophotonics and Integration Joint Poster Session—Continued<br />

<strong>Tuesday</strong>, 3 <strong>May</strong><br />

JTuI80<br />

Measurements on a Single Crystal Photo-Elastic<br />

Modulator, Ferdinand Bammer 1 , Rok Petkovsek 2 ,<br />

Jaka Petelin 2 ; 1 Inst. for Production Engineering and<br />

Laser Technology, Vienna Univ. of Technology, Austria;<br />

2 Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Univ. of<br />

Ljubljana, Slovenia. The displacement-amplitudes<br />

of a Single Crystal Photo-Elastic Modulator is<br />

measured with interferometry and the underlying<br />

theory verified. The retardation- and the currentamplitude<br />

are linearly correlated. Current controls<br />

the crystal retardation.<br />

<strong>CLEO</strong>: Science & Innovations 3:<br />

Semiconductor Lasers<br />

JTuI81<br />

Suppression of Filamentation in Semiconductor<br />

Lasers via Carrier-Induced Wavefront Tilt,<br />

Jordan Leidner 1 , John Marciante 1 ; 1 The Inst. of<br />

Optics, Univ. of Rochester, USA. An analytic model<br />

demonstrates filamentation suppression via tilted<br />

optical wavefront induced by transverse profiling<br />

the injection current. Numerical simulations show<br />

a significant collapse of the far field and a 67%<br />

increase in device brightness.<br />

JTuI82<br />

Transformation of Self-Feedback Weak-Resonant-Cavity<br />

Fabry-Perot Laser Diode Pulsation<br />

from Gain-Switching to Mode-Locking<br />

under Direct Modulation at 10 GHz, Yi-Cheng<br />

Lee 1 , Gong-Ru Lin 1 ; 1 National Taiwan Univ.,<br />

Taiwan. Pulsation of a self-feedback WRC-FPLD<br />

transferring from gain-switching to harmonic<br />

mode-locking is demonstrated under 10-GHz<br />

direct-modulation, which results in a 12-ps pulsetrain<br />

with 20-dB longitudinal mode suppression<br />

and 7 dB mode extinction.<br />

JTuI83<br />

Design of Optical Pulse Envelope Ring Oscillator<br />

(OPERO) and fabrication in Generic InP<br />

technology, Pieter I. Kuindersma 1,2 ; 1 COBRA Inst.,<br />

TUE, Netherlands; 2 TUE, COBRA Inst., Netherlands.<br />

A new clock pulse generator is a non-lasing,<br />

low threshold (~100mA), high efficiency(~ 4mW/<br />

mA) semiconductor Optical Pulse Envelope Ring<br />

Oscillator (‘OPERO’) circuit, containing two crosscoupled<br />

SOA sub linear wavelength converters.<br />

JTuI84<br />

Optically pumped room temperature InAs/In-<br />

GaAsP microtube laser operating near 1.55 μm,<br />

Pablo Bianucci 1 , Shouvik Mukherjee 1 , Philip Poole 2 ,<br />

Zetian Mi 1 ; 1 Electrical and Computer Engineering,<br />

McGill Univ., Canada; 2 Inst. for Microstructural<br />

Sciences, National Research Council of Canada,<br />

Canada. We present an optically pumped InGaAsP<br />

microtube laser operating in the 1.64 μm wavelength<br />

range with InAs quantum dots as the gain<br />

medium. We observe room temperature continuous<br />

wave operation and a 4 μW threshold.<br />

JTuI85<br />

Strained Germanium Membrane using Thin<br />

Film Stressor for High Efficiency Laser, Donguk<br />

Nam 1 , Arunanshu Roy 1 , Kevin Huang 1 , Mark Brongersma<br />

2 , Krishna Saraswat 1 ; 1 Electrical Engineering,<br />

Stanford Univ., USA; 2 Materials Science and Engineering,<br />

Stanford Univ., USA. A novel method to<br />

introduce more than 0.6% biaxial tensile strain<br />

and achieve a 60meV direct band gap reduction<br />

in epitaxially grown germanium is demonstrated.<br />

Possible applications include high efficiency germanium<br />

lasers on silicon substrates.<br />

JTuI86<br />

Modal gain and time-resolved photoluminescence<br />

of Ga(NAsP) heterostructures pseudomorphically<br />

grown on Silicon (001) substrate,<br />

Nektarios Koukourakis 1 , Dominic A. Funke 1 , Nils<br />

C. Gerhardt 1 , Martin R. Hofmann 1 , Bernardette<br />

Kunert 3 , Sven Liebich 2 , Daniel Trusheim 2 , Christina<br />

Bückers 2 , Martin Zimprich 2 , Stephan W. Koch 2 ,<br />

Kerstin Volz 2 , Wolfgang Stolz 2 ; 1 Photonics and terahertz<br />

technology, Ruhr-Univ. Bochum, Germany;<br />

2<br />

Physics and material sciences center, Philips-Univ.<br />

Marburg, Germany; 3 NAsP III/V, Germany. We<br />

present room-temperature gain (up to 80 cm -1 )<br />

and time-resolved photoluminescence measurements<br />

in Ga(NAsP) grown lattice-matched on<br />

silicon substrate. We find a strong impact of the<br />

barrier-growth conditions on the optical quality<br />

of the material.<br />

JTuI87<br />

Sequence of Events During the Catastrophic<br />

Optical Damage in Broad-Area Lasers, Jens<br />

W. Tomm 1 , Martin Hempel 1 , Thomas Elsässer 1 ;<br />

1<br />

C, Max-Born-Institut, Germany. Kinetics of<br />

catastrophic optical damage is monitored for 650,<br />

808, and 980 nm emitting diode lasers. The powerdecay<br />

time-constants after degradation increase<br />

with wavelength pinpointing the better thermal<br />

properties of 980 nm waveguide materials.<br />

JTuI88<br />

Carrier Dynamics in Catastrophic Optical<br />

Bulk Damaged InGaAs-AlGaAs Strained QW<br />

Broad-Area Lasers, Yongkun Sin 1 , Stephen D.<br />

LaLumondiere 1 , William T. Lotshaw 1 , Neil Ives 1 ,<br />

Steven C. Moss 1 ; 1 Electronics and Photonics Lab,<br />

The Aerospace Corporation, USA. We investigated<br />

catastrophic optical bulk damage in high power<br />

broad-area InGaAs strained quantum well lasers<br />

with windowed n-contacts using time-resolved EL<br />

and transient PL techniques.<br />

JTuI89<br />

High Speed 980 nm VCSELs for Short Reach<br />

Optical Interconnects Operating Error-Free<br />

at 25 Gbit/s up to 85 °C, Alex Mutig 1 , James A.<br />

Lott 2 , Sergey A. Blokhin 1,3 , Philip Moser 1 , Philip<br />

Wolf 1 , Werner Hofmann 1 , Alexey Nadtochiy 1,3 ,<br />

Dieter Bimberg 1 ; 1 Institut für Festkörperphysik und<br />

Zentrum für Nanophotonik, Technische Universität<br />

Berlin, Germany; 2 VI Systems GmbH, Germany;<br />

3<br />

Saint Petersburg Physical Technological Centre<br />

for Research and Education of the RAS and the<br />

Ioffe Physical-Technical Inst. of the RAS, Russian<br />

Federation. We present 980 nm VCSELs operating<br />

error-free at a bit rate of 25 Gbit/s at temperatures<br />

of up to 85 °C. These devices are advantageous for<br />

future optical interconnects in high performance<br />

computer applications.<br />

JTuI90<br />

High Speed Modulation of a 1.55-μm MEMStunable<br />

VCSEL, Karolina Zogal 1 , Tobias Gruendl 2 ,<br />

Hooman A. Davani 1 , Christian Gierl 1 , Sandro<br />

Jatta 1 , Christian Grasse 2 , Markus C. Amann 2 , Peter<br />

Meissner 1 ; 1 Optical Communication, Technische<br />

Universitaet Darmstadt, Germany; 2 Walter Schottky<br />

Institut, Technische Universitaet Muenchen, Germany.<br />

The dynamics of the micromachined-tunable<br />

surface-emitting laser are derived from amplitude<br />

modulation response. The dependence of resonance<br />

frequency on bias current and wavelength<br />

is reported. The device shows 3-dB modulation<br />

frequency above 6 GHz.<br />

JTuI91<br />

Investigation of the Stability of Microwave<br />

Oscillations in an Optically Injected 1550nm-<br />

VCSEL, Kevin R. Schires 1 , Antonio Hurtado 1 , Ian D.<br />

Henning 1 , Michael J. Adams 1 ; 1 School of Computer<br />

science and Electronic Engineering, Univ. of Essex,<br />

UK. A novel experimental technique based on<br />

the study in the phase plane of real-time series<br />

is used for a first experimental analysis of the<br />

stability of period-one microwave frequency<br />

oscillations generated with an optically-injected<br />

1550nm-VCSEL.<br />

JTuI92<br />

Optically-pumped circularly polarized lasing<br />

in a (110) VCSEL with GaAs/AlGaAs QWs at<br />

room temperature, Satoshi Iba 1 , Shinji Koh 1 ,<br />

Kazuhiro Ikeda 1 , Hitoshi Kawaguchi 1 ; 1 Graduate<br />

School of Materials Science, Nara Inst. of Science<br />

and Technology, Japan. We have successfully fabricated<br />

a (110)-VCSEL with GaAs/AlGaAs QWs<br />

and achieved circularly-polarized lasing with a<br />

high degree of circular polarization of 0.96 at room<br />

temperature, reflecting a long spin relaxation time<br />

in (110) GaAs/AlGaAs QWs.<br />

JTuI93<br />

High Reflectivity Subwavelength Metal Grating<br />

for VCSEL Applications, Ruiyuan Wan 1,2 ,<br />

Vadim Karagodsky 2 , Connie J. Chang-Hasnain 2 ;<br />

1<br />

Department of electronic engineering, Tsinghua<br />

Univ., China; 2 Department of Electrical Engineering<br />

and Computer Sciences, Univ. of California,<br />

Berkeley, USA. We report theoretical simulation of<br />

a novel silver subwavelength grating with reflectivity>99.5%,<br />

substantially higher than uniform thin<br />

film, and a 99%-reflectivity bandwidth of 190nm,<br />

promising for VCSELs and surface-normal optoelectronic<br />

devices.<br />

JTuI94<br />

Method for Measuring Reflectance of Semiconductor<br />

Disk Laser Gain Element Under<br />

Optical Pump Excitation, Carl Borgentun 1 ,<br />

Jörgen Bengtsson 1 , Anders Larsson 1 ; 1 Photonics Lab,<br />

Department of Microtechnology and Nanoscience<br />

(MC2), Sweden. We present a new measurement<br />

method for measuring the spectral reflectance of<br />

a semiconductor disk laser gain element under<br />

optical pumping, providing valuable information<br />

on the spectral dependence of gain under closeto-normal<br />

operating conditions.<br />

JTuI95<br />

High-Speed Wavelength Modulation in Quantum<br />

Cascade Laser, Gang Chen 1,2 , Rainer Martini 2 ,<br />

Tao Yang 2 , Peter Grant 3 , Richard Dudek 3 , Hui<br />

Chun Liu 3 ; 1 School of Optoelectronic Engineering,<br />

Chongqing Univ., China; 2 Department of Physics<br />

and Engineering Physics, Stevens Inst. of Technology,<br />

USA; 3 Inst. for Microstructural Sciences, National<br />

Research Council, Canada. High-speed wavelength<br />

modulation is demonstrated in a standard middleinfrared<br />

quantum cascade laser by near-infrared<br />

optical excitation. The typical wavelength modulation<br />

spectrum is obtained, which is observed at<br />

frequency up to 1.6 GHz.<br />

JTuI96<br />

Gain to Absorption Ratio of Self-Induced Transparency<br />

Modelocked Quantum Cascade Lasers,<br />

Muhammad Talukder 1 , Curtis Menyuk 1 ; 1 UMBC,<br />

USA. A model to calculate the gain to absorption<br />

ratio of self-induced transparency modelocked<br />

quantum cascade lasers is presented and then used<br />

to find the gain to absorbing periods ratio that is<br />

required for stable operation.<br />

JTuI97<br />

Inefficient Coherent Carrier Transport in<br />

Quantum Cascade Lasers at High Temperature,<br />

Muhammad Talukder 1 , Curtis Menyuk 1 ; 1 UMBC,<br />

USA. We show that coherent carrier transport<br />

in quantum cascade lasers (QCLs) decreases as<br />

temperature increases due to a corresponding<br />

decrease in the quantum coherence time between<br />

the injector and active region levels.<br />

JTuI98<br />

Design of Laser Transition Oscillator Strength<br />

for THz Quantum Cascade Lasers, Saeed<br />

Fathololoumi 1,2 , Emmanuel Dupont 1 , Sylvain R.<br />

Laframboise 1 , Zbigniew R. Wasilewski 1 , Dayan<br />

Ban 2 , Hc Liu 1 ; 1 IMS, National research council of<br />

Cand, Canada; 2 Electrical and Computer Engineering,<br />

Univ. of Waterloo, Canada. The density matrix<br />

based model is employed to design number of THz<br />

quantum cascade lasers with various laser oscillator<br />

strengths. The optimum oscillator strength<br />

varies between 0.35 and 0.47. Experimental results<br />

verify the theory.<br />

JTuI99<br />

Room-temperature operation of λ≈2.95μm<br />

In 0.67 Ga 0.33 As/ Al 0.57 In 0.43 As quantum cascade<br />

laser source based on intra-cavity second harmonic<br />

generation, Min Jang 1 , Xiaojun Wang 2 ,<br />

Mariano Troccoli 2 , Mikhail Belkin 1 ; 1 ECE, Univ. of<br />

Texas at Austin, USA; 2 Adtech Optics, Inc., USA.<br />

We report λ≈2.95μm strain-compensated QCL<br />

source based on intra-cavity second harmonic<br />

generation. The laser operates in pulsed mode<br />

at 298K with J th =2.7kA/cm 2 and provides 30μW<br />

of second-harmonic radiation with 0.1mW/W 2<br />

conversion efficiency.<br />

JTuI100<br />

Modal Gain, Loss, and Thermal Resistance of<br />

a Metamorphic GaSb-Based Laser in Room-<br />

Temperature Continuous-Wave Operation at<br />

2 μm, Paveen Apiratikul 1 , Lei He 1 , Christopher<br />

Richardson 1 ; 1 Lab for Physical Sciences, USA. We<br />

report a metamorphic type-I GaSb-based laser<br />

grown on a GaAs substrate that operates continuous<br />

wave at room temperature with low internal<br />

loss and low thermal resistance compared to<br />

pseudomorphic lasers.<br />

JTuI101<br />

The antiguiding parameter in mid-infrared<br />

optically pumped semiconductor lasers, Andrew<br />

Ongstad 1 ; 1 Air Force Research Lab, USA.<br />

We describe measurements of the antiguiding<br />

parameter for several mid-infrared optically<br />

pumped W lasers. The symmetrical gain spectra<br />

induced by homogenous broadening resulted in<br />

small differential index and hence low antiguiding<br />

values of ~1.<br />

<strong>CLEO</strong>: Science & Innovations 1:<br />

Laser Processing of Materials:<br />

Fundamentals and Applications<br />

JTuI102<br />

Fabrication of microstructures containing Au<br />

nanoparticles for optical and photonic applications,<br />

Vinicius Tribuzi 1 , Adriano J. Otuka 1 , Paulo<br />

Ferreira 1 , Daniel S. Correa 1 , Cleber Mendonca 1 ;<br />

1<br />

Univ. of Sao Paulo - Inst. of Physics of Sao Carlos<br />

- Photonics Group, Brazil. Methods for fabricating<br />

doped microstructures have been recently<br />

developed. In this work, we developed a method<br />

for fabricating microstructures, by two-photon<br />

absorption polymerization, containing gold<br />

nanoparticles.<br />

124<br />

<strong>CLEO</strong>: <strong>2011</strong> • 1–6 <strong>May</strong> <strong>2011</strong>

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