M. Jaidl,1 N. Opačak,1 M. A. Kainz,1 M. Ertl,1 D. Theiner,1 B. Limbacher,1 M. Beiser,1 M. Giparakis,1 M. A. Andrews,1 G. Strasser,1 B. Schwarz,1 J. Darmo,1 K. Unterrainer1
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Ring resonators are interesting alternative cavity solutions to the commonly used ridge type waveguide for THz Quantum Cascade lasers. They either support a standing wave pattern showing spatial hole burning if there are defects implemented or a traveling mode in a defect-free cavity. We have fabricated two devices structures. The first one is episide-up with bonding pads. The measurements show a complex behavior of comb-formation most probably influenced by spatial hole burning. The second structure is a pure ring mounted episode down on Si-substrate. This structure shows a totally different comb formation as well as much reduced threshold currents.
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M. Jaidl, N. Opačak, M. A. Kainz, M. Ertl, D. Theiner, B. Limbacher, M. Beiser, M. Giparakis, M. A. Andrews, G. Strasser, B. Schwarz, J. Darmo, K. Unterrainer, "Terahertz quantum cascade ring lasers: comb operation and integration on Si-substrates," Proc. SPIE PC12440, Novel In-Plane Semiconductor Lasers XXII, PC124400Q (17 March 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2648329