• Double microdisk steers output laser light

    A way of providing directional optical output from a microdisk laser has been developed in collaborative efforts by scientists at Northwestern University (Evanston, IL) and the University of California (San Diego, CA). By fabricating a stacked double-disk structure, laser emission at 1.5 µm from the lower disk is coupled to the to¥waveguiding disk. The inclusion of a notch in the to¥disk allows most of the light to be leaked to that point rather than from the entire circular edge of
    Dec. 1, 1994

    Eugene D. Jungbluth

    Laboratory focuses on new true-color holography

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