At Compound Semiconductor, nanowire lasers have been demonstrated in a variety of materials, such as III-V and II-VI compound semiconductors, and perovskites. And the introduction of quantum wells and quantum dots in nanowires can further reduce the lasing threshold and improve the temperature stability of nanowire lasers.Unfortunately, there are still some awkward wavelengths that cannot…
Generating Awkward Wavelengths With Nanowire Lasers through Potential Applications Operating from Deep UV Wavelengths to THz
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