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Pump-controlled RGB single-mode polymer lasers based on a hybrid 2D-3D μ-cavity for temperature sensing
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DOI：10.1515/nanoph-2021-0462.png)
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Abstract
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Single mode lasers, particularly red-green-blue (RGB) colors, have attracted wide attention due to their potential applications in the photonic field. Here, we realize the RGB single mode lasing in a hybrid two-dimension and three-dimension (2D-3D) hybrid microcavity (mu-cavity) with a low threshold. The hybrid 2D-3D mu-cavity consists of a polymer fiber and a microsphere. Typical RGB polymer film consisting gain materials are cladded on a fiber. To achieve single mode lasing, the polymer fiber therein serves as an excellent gain cavity to provide multiple lasing modes while the microsphere acts as a loss channel to suppress most of the lasing modes. Mode switching can be realized by adjusting the pump position. It can be attributed to the change of coupled efficiency between gain mu-cavity and loss mu-cavity. Our work will provide a platform for the rational design of nanophotonic devices and on-chip communication.
Keywords:
2D-3D mu-cavity
mode switching
polymer fiber
RGB
single mode laser