Abstract

We fabricated and studied a system comprising four site-controlled semiconductor quantum dots (QDs) embedded in a linear photonic crystal membrane cavity. The excellent position control and small spectral broadening permit coupling of the emission of all four QDs to the same photonic cavity modes. This is corroborated by co-polarization of the QD and cavity emission lines, as well as reduction in decay time, both with characteristic dependence on QD-cavity energy detuning. Scaling up to larger QD systems is discussed.

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