Nanocavity-Enhanced Second-Harmonic Generation from Colossal Quantum Dots

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Auteurs principaux: Sharp, David, Kala, Abhinav, Rarick, Hannah, Nguyen, Hao A., Skytte, Elise, Cossairt, Brandi M., Majumdar, Arka
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author Sharp, David
Kala, Abhinav
Rarick, Hannah
Nguyen, Hao A.
Skytte, Elise
Cossairt, Brandi M.
Majumdar, Arka
author_facet Sharp, David
Kala, Abhinav
Rarick, Hannah
Nguyen, Hao A.
Skytte, Elise
Cossairt, Brandi M.
Majumdar, Arka
contents Colloidal quantum dots (QDs) are an attractive medium for nonlinear optics and deterministic heterogeneous integration with photonic devices. Their intrinsic nonlinearities can be strengthened further by coupling QDs to low mode-volume photonic nanocavities, enabling low-power, on-chip nonlinear optics. In this paper, we demonstrated cavity-enhanced second harmonic generation via integration of colossal QDs with a silicon nitride nanobeam cavity. By pumping the cavity-QD system with an ultrafast pulsed laser, we observed a strong second harmonic generation from the cavity-coupled QD, and we estimate an enhancement factor of ~3,040. Our work, coupled with previously reported deterministic positioning of colossal QDs, can enable a scalable QD-cavity platform for low-power nonlinear optics.
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spellingShingle Nanocavity-Enhanced Second-Harmonic Generation from Colossal Quantum Dots
Sharp, David
Kala, Abhinav
Rarick, Hannah
Nguyen, Hao A.
Skytte, Elise
Cossairt, Brandi M.
Majumdar, Arka
Optics
Applied Physics
Colloidal quantum dots (QDs) are an attractive medium for nonlinear optics and deterministic heterogeneous integration with photonic devices. Their intrinsic nonlinearities can be strengthened further by coupling QDs to low mode-volume photonic nanocavities, enabling low-power, on-chip nonlinear optics. In this paper, we demonstrated cavity-enhanced second harmonic generation via integration of colossal QDs with a silicon nitride nanobeam cavity. By pumping the cavity-QD system with an ultrafast pulsed laser, we observed a strong second harmonic generation from the cavity-coupled QD, and we estimate an enhancement factor of ~3,040. Our work, coupled with previously reported deterministic positioning of colossal QDs, can enable a scalable QD-cavity platform for low-power nonlinear optics.
title Nanocavity-Enhanced Second-Harmonic Generation from Colossal Quantum Dots
topic Optics
Applied Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.03072