DOI: 10.3990/1.9789036528269
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Spontaneous emission of near-infrared quantum dots controlled with photonic crystals

Abstract: This thesis can be downloaded from www.photonicbandgaps.com and www.amolf.nl. Cover:Microscope image that shows optical Bragg diffraction from a titania inverse opal photonic crystal. Printed: Gildeprint drukkerijen B.V.,

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“…These narrow spectral features occurred in the microcavity samples discussed in chapter 4 and chapter 6. We accomplish this with a spectrograph (PI/Acton SP-2558), using a 1024 channel InGaAs detector (OMA-V), yielding a resolution of 0.12 meV at 1.24 eV [65]. The diode array is kept at a temperature of 100 K to reduce dark counts, measured to be 350 adu/(s pixel), only 1 % of the counts detected from probe pulses of several nJ.…”
Section: Frequency-resolved Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These narrow spectral features occurred in the microcavity samples discussed in chapter 4 and chapter 6. We accomplish this with a spectrograph (PI/Acton SP-2558), using a 1024 channel InGaAs detector (OMA-V), yielding a resolution of 0.12 meV at 1.24 eV [65]. The diode array is kept at a temperature of 100 K to reduce dark counts, measured to be 350 adu/(s pixel), only 1 % of the counts detected from probe pulses of several nJ.…”
Section: Frequency-resolved Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%