Author Affiliations
1Shanghai Key Laboratory of Modern Optical Systems, Engineering Research Center of Optical Instrument and System (Ministry of Education), University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai 200093, China2State Key Laboratory of Modern Optical Instrumentation, College of Optical Science and Engineering, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310027, Chinashow less
Fig. 1. (a) Definition of Dout, Dfiber, and L. (b) Moving a microresonator droplet by using a fiber taper probe. (c) Merging two adjacent droplets into a bigger one. (d) Microscope image of many polymer bottle microresonators with similar shapes. (e) PL intensity and lasing intensity correspond to time when exciting a typical R6G-doped bottle microresonator with power around a lasing threshold. Green dots: initial PL intensity. Orange dots: initial lasing intensity.
Fig. 2. Principle of single WGM lasing in a polymer bottle microresonator. (a) Multimode lasing behavior under uniform pump. (b) Single WGM lasing by adjusting the coupling position to suppress high-order modes.
Fig. 3. (a) Illustration of fiber-taper-coupled bottle microresonator. Definition of DFT is denoted. (b) Microscope image of a polymer bottle microresonator (Dout=5.5 μm, Dfiber=3.2 μm, and L=7.5 μm) coupled with a fiber taper. (c) Emission spectra under fiber-taper-coupled excitation with different pump pulse energy. Inset: dark-field microscope image of the microresonator with Pin=26.1 nJ. (d) Emission intensity of the 603.4 nm wavelength peak versus the pump pulse energy.
Fig. 4. (a) Lasing spectra and (b) their corresponding microscope images of a polymer bottle microresonator (Dout=6.1 μm, Dfiber=3.9 μm, and L=10.8 μm) under uniform and fiber taper coupling pump. (c) Lasing spectra and (d) their corresponding microscope images of another polymer bottle microresonator (Dout=5.3 μm, Dfiber=3.9 μm, and L=7.6 μm) under different diameters of fiber taper coupling pump.
Fig. 5. Electric field-intensity distributions of (a) TM431, (b) TM422, (c) TM423, and (d) TM414 modes, respectively.
Fig. 6. (a) Lasing spectra and (b) their corresponding microscope images of a polymer bottle microresonator (Dout=6.1 μm, Dfiber=3.9 μm, and L=10.8 μm) under uniform and fiber taper coupling pump. (c) Lasing spectra and (d) their corresponding microscope images of another polymer bottle microresonator (Dout=5.3 μm, Dfiber=3.9 μm, and L=7.6 μm) under different diameters of fiber taper coupling pump.