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A Photonic Integrated High-power Soliton Microcomb Generator

Tobias Kippenberg, Johann Emmeram Riemensberger, Rui Ning Wang, Xinru Ji, Zheru Qiu, Andrey Voloshin
2023

Abstract

We demonstrate a compact soliton microcomb light source. The soliton is generated from a Kerr microresonator and amplified by an erbium-implanted gain section integrated on the same photonic chip. We achieved an output power of 7.9 mW at a compact device footprint of 12.5 mm2

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/5eb5b510-407a-4841-a3cf-a7398f873724

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