Electrical control of a laterally ordered InAs/InP quantum dash array
arXiv:0803.0569 · doi:10.1088/0957-4484/20/47/475202
Abstract
We have fabricated an array of closely spaced quantum dashes starting from a planar array of self-assembled semiconductor quantum wires. The array is embedded in a metallic nanogap which we investigate by micro-photoluminescence as a function of a lateral electric field. We demonstrate that the net electric charge and emission energy of individual quantum dashes can be modified externally with performance limited by the size inhomogeneity of the self-assembling process.
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