We report on low threshold lasing in electrically pumped quantum dot-micropillar cavities. Lasing action associated with threshold currents as low as 8μA at 10K is observed for micropillar cavities with quality factors exceeding 10.000. Due to an optimized contact scheme lasing is achieved for pillar structures with diameters as small as 1.5μm, containing on average less than 100 quantum dots in the active layer. The transition from spontaneous to stimulated emission is confirmed by autocorrelation measurements which reveal pronounced photon bunching near threshold.
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