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Table 1 Simulation parameters for the PL maps and spectra of chirped QDM bilayers

From: Chirped InGaAs quantum dot molecules for broadband applications

  

Type I - straddled

  

Type II - staggered

  

Type III - broken-gap

 

I i

E i

FWHM

η i

I i

E i

FWHM

η i

I i

E i

FWHM

η i

  

(eV)

(meV)

  

(eV)

(meV)

  

(eV)

(meV)

 

QDM2

            

sQD2

0.071

1.114*

51.8*

1.1-1.9

0.044

1.213*

49.5*

1-1.8

0.7

1.220*

65.9*

1.0-2

cQD2

0.358

1.085

28.3

1.0-1.6

0.591

1.120

40.0

1-1.4

0.7

1.170

33.0

1.1-2

QDM1

            

sQD1

0.094

1.214*

77.7*

1.1-1.9

0.315

1.160*

53.0*

1-1.8

1.0

1.121

42.4

1.1-2

cQD1

1.000

1.048

30.6

1.0-1.6

1.000

1.077

40.0

1-1.4

1.0

1.078

33.0

1.1-2

  1. 20-K peak energy position E i , relative intensity I i , and FWHM of cQDs and sQDs ensembles of types I, II, and III chirped QDM bilayers extracted from Figure 4a,b,c, respectively. The ideality factor η i varies linearly with temperature from the lower limit value at 20 K to the upper limit value at 300 K. Subscripts 1 and 2 represent the lower and upper QDM layers, respectively. E i 's temperature dependency follows Varshni's equation unless marked by an asterisk where it instead follows the sigmoidal behavior. FWHM is assumed constant unless marked by an asterisk where it follows the anomalous temperature behavior. The FWHM is related to the standard deviation of the Gaussian distribution or the broadening parameter Γ through the relationship: FWHM (meV) = 1,665.11 × Γ.
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