Recent progress in quantum cascade lasers and applications

By Claire F. Gmachl, F. Capasso, D. Sivco, A. Cho. 2001

663 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Spectroscopy

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In Atmospheric Science

1. Frank K. Tittel
2. Claire F. Gmachl

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Frank K. Tittel
2. Holger Grahn
3. A. Hoffman
4. Luis L. Bonilla
5. Jacob B. Khurgin
6. Claire F. Gmachl
7. Luc Thevenaz
8. Rodney S. Tucker

In Spectroscopy

1. Frank K. Tittel
2. A. Hoffman
3. Claire F. Gmachl

Citations in the corpus

• Non-linear dynamics of semiconductor superlattices (2005, background): “For a detailed review of QCLs, see Gmachl et al [301].”
• Highly power-efficient quantum cascade lasers (2010, background): “Another concurrent advantage of this ultrastrong coupling design is that the upper laser level spreads more into the injector region because of the thin injection barrier, so that the radiative transition is more ‘diagonal’ rather than ‘vertical&rsquo”
• MID-INFRARED QUANTUM CASCADE LASERS (2012, background): “Various other designs for the QCL active region have been developed [24], which is far beyond the scope of this article.”
• Mid-Infrared Laser Applications in Spectroscopy (2003, background): “The chapter by Hofstetter and Faist as well as several papers in [25,26,27,28] provide details of their design and operating characteristics.”
• Magnetic-field-assisted terahertz quantum cascade laser operating up to 225 K (2009, neutral): “The effect of the magnetic field can be understood from the gain coefficien”