Semiconductor Spin-Lasers
Igor Žutic´, Rafał Oszwałdowski, Jeongsu Lee, and Christian Gøthgen
Abstract
Igor Žutic´, Rafał Oszwałdowski, Jeongsu Lee, and Christian Gøthgen
Abstract
Both conventional lasers and spin-lasers share three main elements: the active (gain) region, the resonant cavity (resonator), and the pump, which injects (optically or electrically) energy/ carriers. A typical vertical geometry, for so-called vertical cavity surface emitting lasers (VCSELs) [10] used in spin-lasers is illustrated in Figure 38.3. It is similar to the Faraday geometry of spin light emitting diodes (spin-LEDs) [7], which leads to well-de¢ned 38.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................................731 38.2 Conventional Semiconductor Lasers ....................................................................................732
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Both conventional lasers and spin-lasers share three main elements: the active (gain) region, the resonant cavity (resonator), and the pump, which injects (optically or electrically) energy/ carriers. A typical vertical geometry, for so-called vertical cavity surface emitting lasers (VCSELs) [10] used in spin-lasers is illustrated in Figure 38.3. It is similar to the Faraday geometry of spin light emitting diodes (spin-LEDs) [7], which leads to well-de¢ned 38.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................................731 38.2 Conventional Semiconductor Lasers ....................................................................................732
Key concepts: Magnetoresistive random-access memory, Reliability (semiconductor), Scalability, Electrical engineering, Spin-transfer torque, Computer science, Electronic engineering, Materials science