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6 preparations6 characterizations22 properties5 figures
| Type | Label | Value | Material | Sample | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Emitter Offset | QD offset from mesa center | 20nm | — | |||
| Quantum Dot Density | QD density | 1–5×10^9cm⁻² | — | |||
| Photon Extraction Efficiency | experimental PEE | 40% | — | |||
| Photon Extraction Efficiency | simulated PEE | 43% | — | |||
| Photon Extraction Efficiency | simulated maximum PEE | 64% | — | |||
| Raman Peak | fine-structure splitting | 34.2µeV | — | |||
| PL Peak | X | 0.9369eV | — | |||
| PL Peak | XX | 0.9346eV | — | |||
| Pl Peak Intensity | X | P^0.78 | — | |||
| Pl Peak Intensity | XX | P^1.31 | — | |||
| Single Photon Purity | low excitation power | 99.3% | — | |||
| Single Photon Purity | at saturation | 82.8% | — | |||
| Single Photon Purity | 77 K operation | 88% | — | |||
| Radiative Lifetime | exciton lifetime | 987ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 126ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 800ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 800ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 61ps | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Mean | x-coordinate mismatch mean | -17nm | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Mean | y-coordinate mismatch mean | -19nm | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Spread | x-coordinate mismatch spread | 46nm | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Spread | y-coordinate mismatch spread | 41nm | — |
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Each sample groups how it was prepared, characterized, and measured. Click a card to expand.
6 preparations6 characterizations22 properties5 figures
| Type | Label | Value | Material | Sample | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Emitter Offset | QD offset from mesa center | 20nm | — | |||
| Quantum Dot Density | QD density | 1–5×10^9cm⁻² | — | |||
| Photon Extraction Efficiency | experimental PEE | 40% | — | |||
| Photon Extraction Efficiency | simulated PEE | 43% | — | |||
| Photon Extraction Efficiency | simulated maximum PEE | 64% | — | |||
| Raman Peak | fine-structure splitting | 34.2µeV | — | |||
| PL Peak | X | 0.9369eV | — | |||
| PL Peak | XX | 0.9346eV | — | |||
| Pl Peak Intensity | X | P^0.78 | — | |||
| Pl Peak Intensity | XX | P^1.31 | — | |||
| Single Photon Purity | low excitation power | 99.3% | — | |||
| Single Photon Purity | at saturation | 82.8% | — | |||
| Single Photon Purity | 77 K operation | 88% | — | |||
| Radiative Lifetime | exciton lifetime | 987ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 126ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 800ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 800ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 61ps | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Mean | x-coordinate mismatch mean | -17nm | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Mean | y-coordinate mismatch mean | -19nm | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Spread | x-coordinate mismatch spread | 46nm | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Spread | y-coordinate mismatch spread | 41nm | — |
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Each sample groups how it was prepared, characterized, and measured. Click a card to expand.
6 preparations6 characterizations22 properties5 figures
| Type | Label | Value | Material | Sample | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Emitter Offset | QD offset from mesa center | 20nm | — | |||
| Quantum Dot Density | QD density | 1–5×10^9cm⁻² | — | |||
| Photon Extraction Efficiency | experimental PEE | 40% | — | |||
| Photon Extraction Efficiency | simulated PEE | 43% | — | |||
| Photon Extraction Efficiency | simulated maximum PEE | 64% | — | |||
| Raman Peak | fine-structure splitting | 34.2µeV | — | |||
| PL Peak | X | 0.9369eV | — | |||
| PL Peak | XX | 0.9346eV | — | |||
| Pl Peak Intensity | X | P^0.78 | — | |||
| Pl Peak Intensity | XX | P^1.31 | — | |||
| Single Photon Purity | low excitation power | 99.3% | — | |||
| Single Photon Purity | at saturation | 82.8% | — | |||
| Single Photon Purity | 77 K operation | 88% | — | |||
| Radiative Lifetime | exciton lifetime | 987ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 126ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 800ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 800ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 61ps | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Mean | x-coordinate mismatch mean | -17nm | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Mean | y-coordinate mismatch mean | -19nm | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Spread | x-coordinate mismatch spread | 46nm | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Spread | y-coordinate mismatch spread | 41nm | — |
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Each sample groups how it was prepared, characterized, and measured. Click a card to expand.
6 preparations6 characterizations22 properties5 figures
| Type | Label | Value | Material | Sample | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Emitter Offset | QD offset from mesa center | 20nm | — | |||
| Quantum Dot Density | QD density | 1–5×10^9cm⁻² | — | |||
| Photon Extraction Efficiency | experimental PEE | 40% | — | |||
| Photon Extraction Efficiency | simulated PEE | 43% | — | |||
| Photon Extraction Efficiency | simulated maximum PEE | 64% | — | |||
| Raman Peak | fine-structure splitting | 34.2µeV | — | |||
| PL Peak | X | 0.9369eV | — | |||
| PL Peak | XX | 0.9346eV | — | |||
| Pl Peak Intensity | X | P^0.78 | — | |||
| Pl Peak Intensity | XX | P^1.31 | — | |||
| Single Photon Purity | low excitation power | 99.3% | — | |||
| Single Photon Purity | at saturation | 82.8% | — | |||
| Single Photon Purity | 77 K operation | 88% | — | |||
| Radiative Lifetime | exciton lifetime | 987ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 126ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 800ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 800ps | — | |||
| Rise Time | carrier rise time | 61ps | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Mean | x-coordinate mismatch mean | -17nm | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Mean | y-coordinate mismatch mean | -19nm | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Spread | x-coordinate mismatch spread | 46nm | — | |||
| Offset Distribution Spread | y-coordinate mismatch spread | 41nm | — |
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Low-threshold lasing of optically pumped micropillar lasers with Al0.2Ga0.8As/Al0.9Ga0.1As distributed Bragg reflectors
Xenon plasma-focused ion beam milling as a method to deterministically fabricate bright and high-purity single-photon sources operating at C-band
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