Acoustically regulated carrier injection into a single optically active quantum dot
arXiv:1306.5954 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.88.085307
Abstract
We study the carrier injection into a single InGaAs/GaAs quantum dot regulated by a radio frequency surface acoustic wave. We find that the time of laser excitation during the acoustic cycle programs both the emission intensities and time of formation of neutral and negatively charged excitons. We identify underlying, characteristic formation pathways of both few-particle states in the time-domain experiments and show that both exciton species can be formed either with the optical pump or at later times by injection of single electrons and holes "surfing" the acoustic wave. All experimental observations are in excellent agreement with calculated electron and hole trajectories in the plane of the two-dimensional wetting layer which is dynamically modulated by the acoustically induced piezoelectric potentials. Taken together, our findings provide insight on both the onset of acousto-electric transport of electrons and holes and their conversion into the optical domain after regulated injection into a single quantum dot emitter.
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