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Type-II micro-comb generation in a filter-driven four wave mixing laser [invited]

  • Hualong Bao
  • , Andrew Cooper
  • , Sai T. Chu
  • , Dave J. Moss
  • , Roberto Morandotti
  • , Brent E. Little
  • , Marco Peccianti
  • , Alessia Pasquazi*
  • *Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

We experimentally demonstrate the generation of highly coherent Type-II micro-combs based on a microresonator nested in a fiber cavity loop, known as the filter-driven four wave mixing (FD-FWM) laser scheme. In this system, the frequency spacing of the comb can be adjusted to integer multiples of the free-spectral range (FSR) of the nested micro-resonator by properly tuning the fiber cavity length. Sub-comb lines with single FSR spacing around the primary comb lines can be generated. Such a spectral emission is known as a “Type-II comb.” Our system achieves a fully coherent output. This behavior is verified by numerical simulations. This study represents an important step forward in controlling and manipulating the dynamics of an FD-FWM laser.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)B67-B73
JournalPhotonics Research
Volume6
Issue number5
Online published16 Apr 2018
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - May 2018

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