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Dataset for "Optical properties and resonant cavity modes in axial InGaN/GaN nanotube microcavities"

  • Pierre-Marie Coulon (Creator)
  • Jon Pugh (Creator)
  • Modestos Athanasiou (Creator)
  • Gunnar Kusch (Creator)
  • Emmanuel Le Boulbar (Creator)
  • Andrei Sarua (Contributor)
  • Rick Smith (Contributor)
  • Robert W. Martin (Contributor)
  • Tao Wang (Contributor)
  • Martin Cryan (Contributor)
  • Duncan Allsopp (Contributor)
  • Philip Shields (Project Leader)

Dataset

Description

This dataset contains scanning electron microscopy (SEM) images, Catodoluminescence (CL), MicroPL and Confocal PL measurements and Finite-Difference Time-Domain (FDTD) simulations carried out on InGaN/GaN nanotube microcavities. The samples were fabricated via a combination of Displacement Talbot Lithography for patterning and inductively coupled plasma top-down dry-etching. SEM imaging were used to assess first, the patterning of SiNx mask, and second, the InGaN/GaN nanotube morphology and dimensions. CL were used to assess the optical properties of individual InGaN/GaN nanotube. MicroPL and Confocal PL were used to carry out continuous excitation at room temperature of isolated InGaN/GaN nanotube. FDTD simulations were used to investigate the nature of the resonant modes. Correlation between PL techniques and FDTD simulation suggests that both mixed whispering gallery – Fabry-Perot cavity modes are observed within the single nanotube.
Date made available2017
PublisherUniversity of Bath
Date of data production2017
  • Optical properties and resonant cavity modes in axial InGaN/GaN nanotube microcavities

    Coulon, P.-M., Pugh, J. R., Athanasiou, M., Kusch, G., Le Boulbar, E. D., Sarua, A., Smith, R., Martin, R. W., Wang, T., Cryan, M., Allsopp, D. W. E. & Shields, P. A., 13 Nov 2017, In: Optics Express. 25, 23, p. 28246-28257 12 p.

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