We present a topological photonic crystal nanocavity laser based on group-IV GeSn and integrated on silicon. We engineer the interface between one-dimensional photonic crystal nanobeams with different topological phases to deterministically induce a zero-dimensional topological mode. The resulting cavity allows for robust lasing with tight optical confinement, which is made possible by edge state topological protection. Our design demonstrates the feasibility of CMOS-compatible, topologically engineered nanolasers based on GeSn, which advances scalable photonic integration and mid-infrared optoelectronics. This work opens up new possibilities for compact, thermally stable light sources on silicon.
Colombo, I., Chen, M., Pedrini, J., Nam, D., Pezzoli, F. (2025). GeSn Topological Photonic Crystal Laser. Intervento presentato a: International School on Mid-InfraRed technologies for Quantum sensing, Como, Italia.
GeSn Topological Photonic Crystal Laser
Colombo, IPrimo
;Pedrini, JPenultimo
;Pezzoli,FCo-ultimo
2025
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We present a topological photonic crystal nanocavity laser based on group-IV GeSn and integrated on silicon. We engineer the interface between one-dimensional photonic crystal nanobeams with different topological phases to deterministically induce a zero-dimensional topological mode. The resulting cavity allows for robust lasing with tight optical confinement, which is made possible by edge state topological protection. Our design demonstrates the feasibility of CMOS-compatible, topologically engineered nanolasers based on GeSn, which advances scalable photonic integration and mid-infrared optoelectronics. This work opens up new possibilities for compact, thermally stable light sources on silicon.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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