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25 February 2010 Optical microresonator for application to an opto-electronic oscillator
Yu-Mei Wu, Laurent Vivien, Eric Cassan, Vu Hai Nam Luong, Lam Duy Nguyen, Bernard Journet
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Proceedings Volume 7598, Optical Components and Materials VII; 75980F (2010) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.841892
Event: SPIE OPTO, 2010, San Francisco, California, United States
Abstract
Optoelectronic oscillators are classically based on a feedback fiber loop acting as a delay line for high spectral purity. One of the problems due to long fiber loops is the size and the requirement of temperature control. Going toward integrated solutions requires the introduction of optical resonators with a very high quality factor. A structure based on silicon on insulator material has been designed for application to an oscillator working at 8 GHz. The micro-resonator has a stadium shape with a ridge of 30 nm height, 1 μm width, a millimetric radius and a gap of some microns in agreement with the required free spectral range. A quality factor of 500000 can be achieved leading to an equivalent fiber loop of 2 km.
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Yu-Mei Wu, Laurent Vivien, Eric Cassan, Vu Hai Nam Luong, Lam Duy Nguyen, and Bernard Journet "Optical microresonator for application to an opto-electronic oscillator", Proc. SPIE 7598, Optical Components and Materials VII, 75980F (25 February 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.841892
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KEYWORDS
Oscillators

Resonators

Microresonators

Waveguides

Optoelectronics

Optical filters

Silicon

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