Abstract

The authors report on substrate emitting ring cavity quantum cascade lasers that feature linearly polarized emission beams at an emission wavelength of 8.8 μm. A central lobed far field is achieved by a modification of the distributed feedback grating, at which two π phase-shifts at an angular distance of 180° are applied. In this central lobe, 80% linear polarization is measured. In order to extend this polarization property to the whole far field, an on-chip wire grid polarizer is used. These devices show linearly polarized substrate emission with an extinction ratio higher than 1:16.

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