Abstract: A two-dimensional topological photonic crystal cavity, a design method thereof and an application in a laser. The two-dimensional topological photonic crystal cavity comprises multiple photonic crystal supercells, the multiple photonic crystal supercells having vortex-shaped structural variation around a center of the two-dimensional topological photonic crystal cavity, and bands of the multiple photonic crystal supercells having Dirac points at balance positions of the vortex-shaped structural variation. The two-dimensional topological photonic crystal cavity, also called the Dirac vortex cavity, is characterized by having large mode field area, large free spectral range, narrow beam divergence angle, arbitrary mode degeneracy and compatibility with plurality of types of substrate material, and may be used in a surface-emitting semiconductor laser, enabling stable single-transverse-mode and single-longitudinal-mode operation, while ensuring broad-area and high-power output of a laser.

Abstract: Disclosed is a surface-emitting laser module integrated with a metalens, and an electronic device and a laser coupling system comprising the surface-emitting laser module. According to an embodiment, a surface-emitting laser module may comprises: a surface-emitting laser comprising a photonic crystal surface-emitting laser or a topological cavity surface-emitting laser, the surface-emitting laser having a light-emitting surface; and a metalens integrated at the light-emitting surface of the surface-emitting laser.

Abstract: A two-dimensional topological photonic crystal cavity, a design method thereof and an application in a laser. The two-dimensional topological photonic crystal cavity comprises multiple photonic crystal supercells, the multiple photonic crystal supercells having vortex-shaped structural variation around a center of the two-dimensional topological photonic crystal cavity, and bands of the multiple photonic crystal supercells having Dirac points at balance positions of the vortex-shaped structural variation. The two-dimensional topological photonic crystal cavity, also called the Dirac vortex cavity, is characterized by having large mode field area, large free spectral range, narrow beam divergence angle, arbitrary mode degeneracy and compatibility with plurality of types of substrate material, and may be used in a surface-emitting semiconductor laser, enabling stable single-transverse-mode and single-longitudinal-mode operation, while ensuring broad-area and high-power output of a laser.