In this paper, we demonstrate a novel dual-pump approach to generate robust optical frequency comb with varying free spectral range (FSR) spacing in a CMOS-compatible high-Q micro-ring resonator (MRR). The frequency spacing of the comb can be tuned by an integer number FSR of the MRR freely in our dual-pump scheme. The dual pumps are self-oscillated in the laser cavity loop and their wavelength...

Surface-emitting lasers with an external cavity delivering a diffraction-limited beam have shown the potential to outperform edge-emitting devices in applications demanding high brightness (emitted intensity per unit solid angle), like pumping of doped fiber amplifiers or frequency doubling [1]–[3]. Due to the large mode size, the VECSEL concept is powerscalable by expanding the pumped area and...

Optical forces resulting from interacting modes and cavities can scale to remarkably large values as the optical modes shrink to nanometre dimensions. Such forces can be harnessed in fundamentally new ways when optical elements can freely adapt to them. Here, we propose the use of optomechanically coupled resonators as a general means of tailoring optomechanical potentials through the action of...

Hybrid Si/III-V is a promising platform for semiconductor narrow-linewidth lasers, since light can be e ciently stored in low loss silicon and ampli ed in III-V materials. The introduction of a high-Q cavity in silicon as an integral part of the laser's resonator leads to major reduction of the laser linewidth. However, the large intra-cavity eld intensity resulting from the high-Q operation gi...

The design, realization, and characterization of a compact magnetron-type microwave cavity operating with a TE(011)-like mode are presented. The resonator works at the rubidium hyperfine ground-state frequency (i.e., 6.835 GHz) by accommodating a glass cell of 25 mm diameter containing rubidium vapor. Its design analysis demonstrates the limitation of the loop-gap resonator lumped model when ta...

In acoustic energy, harvesting energy is captured from external noise sources, controlled and stored for various applications. Despite the prevalence of acoustic energy a major challenge of energy harvesting is the low power density. Acoustic Energy Harvester consists of a resonator, an acoustic transducer and a storage device. When acoustic resonator is excited by an incident wave at its reson...

For most experimental applications where organic dye lasers are used as light sources, it is necessary to narrow the spectral output which is up to a few hundred Ängstroms wide. Spectral narrowing down to 0.5 — 1 Ä can be achieved by using a diffraction grating as one of the resonator mirrors a set of prisms2 or an interference filter inside the laser cavity3. Further reduction of the emission ...

It has been shown recently that stimulated Raman radiation can be built up in the off-axis direction using a resonator the axis of which is rotated from the axis of the ruby laser resonator.'S3 The stimulated Brillouin scattering which has been found by Chiao, Townes, and Stoicheff4 shows a characteristic which is different from that of the stimulated Raman scatterings: the stimulated Brillouin...

Compact photonic components are important for the design and fabrication of integrated optical devices and circuits. In the case of light sources, reducing the size can result in improved metrics such as higher packing density and reduced power consumption and also may enhance cavity–emitter interactions such as the Purcell effect. Until recently it was commonly known that the minimum size for ...