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Resonance Fluorescence of an InGaAs Quantum Dot in a Planar Cavity Using Orthogonal Excitation and Detection
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Chapters
- 00:05Title
- 00:52The Experimental Setup
- 03:02Sample Preparation
- 04:08Installation of the Excitation Objective
- 06:21Alignment of Telescope Lenses in the Excitation Path
- 07:44Overlap of the Photoluminescence Collection Path with the Resonant Excitation Path
- 09:29Resonant Excitation of a Single Quantum Dot by Spectral Searching
- 10:33Results: Resonance Fluorescence of Single Quantum Dots
- 11:46Conclusion
Resonant excitation of a single self-assembled quantum dot can be achieved using an excitation mode orthogonal to the fluorescence collection mode. We demonstrate a method using the waveguide and Fabry-Perot modes of a planar microcavity surrounding the quantum dots. The method allows complete freedom in the detection polarization.
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Keywords:
Quantum DotResonance FluorescencePlanar CavityOrthogonal ExcitationOrthogonal DetectionCryostatExternal Cavity Diode LaserHelium-neon LaserLEDCapillarian TelescopeDistributed Bragg ReflectorsPhotoluminescenceSpectrometerAlignmentIndium Gallium ArsenideSingle PhotonsCoherent ControlElectron Spins
