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An optically pumped ZnO nanowire laser with a 10-period SiO2/SiN x distributed Bragg reflector (DBR) was demonstrated. Stimulated emissions with equally distributed Fabry-Pérot lasing modes were observed at pumping powers larger than 121 kW/cm2. This result, when compared to nanowires of the same length and without a DBR structure, shows that a lower threshold of pumping power, higher quality factor, and larger cavity finesse can be achieved due to the high reflectivity of the DBR in the designed wavelength range. A coexistence of stimulated and spontaneous emissions was also observed above threshold and was attributed to partially confined waveguide modes in nanowires with diameters smaller than 100 nm. © 2012 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg.

Use of distributed Bragg reflectors to enhance Fabry–Pérot lasing in vertically aligned ZnO nanowires