Electro-optic
(EO)
frequency
combs
have
played
a
critical
role
in
high-capacity
optical
communications,
microwave
photonics,
and
spectroscopy.
These
applications
require
EO
featuring
good
flatness
strong
coherence,
however,
high
phase
noise
severely
degrades
the
performance
of
combs.
Here,
we
demonstrated
an
on-chip
comb
generator
based
on
thin-film
lithium
niobate
modulators,
analyzed
effect
integrated
Nanophotonics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 17, 2025
Abstract
With
the
ongoing
advancement
of
micro-
and
nanofabrication
techniques,
there
has
been
a
notable
revival
interest
in
field
stimulated
Brillouin
scattering
within
nanoscale
waveguide
structures
recent
years.
A
variety
nanophotonic
devices
with
different
functions
have
designed
fabricated,
including
lasers,
amplifiers,
isolators,
sensors,
filters,
delay
lines,
memory
devices.
Here,
we
provide
comprehensive
review
micro/nanophotonic
waveguides
resonators
on
various
promising
material
platforms,
covering
several
key
aspects
such
as
generation
mechanisms
nonlinear
interactions
methods
for
enhancing
gain,
range
typical
applications.
Concluding
our
review,
offer
insights
into
prospective
future
directions
this
field.
Abstract
The
ability
to
engineer
entangled
states
that
involve
macroscopic
objects
is
of
particular
importance
for
a
wide
variety
quantum‐enabled
technologies,
ranging
from
quantum
information
processing
sensing.
Here
how
achieve
coherent
manipulation
and
enhancement
entanglement
in
hybrid
optomechanical
system,
which
consists
Fabry–Pérot
cavity
with
two
movable
mirrors,
an
optical
parametric
amplifier
(OPA),
injected
squeezed
vacuum
reservoir
proposed.
It
shown
the
advantages
this
system
are
twofold:
1)
one
can
effectively
regulate
light‐mirror
interactions
by
introducing
intracavity
mode
via
OPA;
2)
when
properly
matching
squeezing
parameters
between
reservoir,
input
noises
be
suppressed
completely.
These
peculiar
features
allow
generation
controllable
way.
More
importantly,
it
also
found
such
entanglement,
under
some
specific
parameters,
considerably
enhanced
comparison
those
conventional
system.
work,
providing
promising
method
tailor
interaction,
poised
serve
as
useful
tool
engineering
various
effects
based
on
optomechanics.
Applied Physics Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
126(15)
Published: April 14, 2025
We
report
a
detailed
characterization
of
the
wavelength
dependency
two-photon
absorption
coefficient
β
and
Kerr
nonlinearity
n2
in
aluminum
nitride
(AlN)
single
crystal
over
spectral
range
from
350
to
1030
nm
(0.19
<
Ephoto/Eg
0.57).
Femtosecond
Z-scan
results
show
that
dispersion
compares
favorably
with
theoretical
prediction
at
wavelengths
shorter
than
400
(half
bandgap
Eg).
However,
nonlinear
refractive
index
demonstrated
substantial
deviation
calculations
350–450
regime,
which
is
correlated
sub-bandgap
band
observed
AlN
crystal.
The
effects
trapped
carrier-induced
refraction
were
determined
by
femtosecond
pump–probe
measurements,
could
be
attributed
transition
valence
maximum
mid-gap
defect
states
AlN.
Our
provide
guidance
for
developing
AlN-based
integrated
photonic
devices
UV–visible
range.
Optics Letters,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
49(2), P. 391 - 391
Published: Dec. 8, 2023
High-quality
micro-resonators
on
thin-film
lithium
niobate
(TFLN)
have
emerged
as
an
ideal
platform
for
on-chip
nonlinear
optical
applications
due
to
their
strong
light
confinement
and
excellent
natural
properties.
Here,
we
present
high-efficiency
second-harmonic
generation
(SHG)
in
a
TFLN
based
the
modal
phase
matching
quasi-phase
matching.
By
optimizing
phase-matching
conditions
through
thermal
tuning,
demonstrate
SHG
efficiency
of
149,000%/W
low
power
regime.
Furthermore,
achieve
absolute
conversion
10.3%
with
0.3
mW
pump
power.
Our
work
paves
way
toward
future
efficient
frequency
classical
quantum
without
need
poling
LN
films.
Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
1(1)
Published: April 29, 2024
Abstract
In
this
study,
an
analysis
is
conducted
to
treasure
the
expressions
of
pulsation
expansion
factor,
in
addition
standardized
output,
and
solve
nonlinear
Schrödinger
equation
(NLSE),
reflecting
impact
XPM
on
third
order
dispersion.
Using
large
effective
area
fiber
(LEAF)
standard
single-mode
(SSMF),
effects
transmission
distances
varying
input
powers
are
assessed
at
various
speeds.
The
first
second
GVD
only
factors
influencing
pulse’s
propagation.
second-order
not
noticeable
short
low
bit
rates,
but
they
become
system
performance
as
rate
increases.
study
discovered
that
dominance
has
less
pulse
width
than
data
length.
Methodical
derivation
numerical
simulation
using
split-phase
Fourier
method
same
power
yield
SSMF
LEAF
consequences.
comparison
fibers,
a
greater
beneficial
dispersion
fibers.
ACS Omega,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(33), P. 35666 - 35675
Published: Aug. 9, 2024
Using
first-principles
calculations,
density
functional
theory,
and
the
tight-binding
method,
we
investigate
optoelectronic
properties
of
two-dimensional
gallium
phosphide
(2D
GaP).
Our
investigation
covers
electronic
properties,
such
as
band
structure
gap,
optical
including
absorption
spectra,
refractive
index,
reflectivity,
considering
excitonic
effects.
Additionally,
structural
aspects
stability,
elastic
Raman
infrared
spectra
are
also
analyzed.
This
comprehensive
study
brings
up
valuable
insights
into
2D
GaP
physics,
evincing
key
features
that
make
it
a
potential
material
for
applications,
photodetectors
solar
cells.
Optics Express,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
32(7), P. 12118 - 12118
Published: March 13, 2024
Microresonators
facilitate
enhanced
light-matter
interactions
within
a
limited
space,
showing
great
promise
for
nonlinear
optics.
Here,
we
demonstrate
high-quality
(Q)
factor
Fabry-Perot
microresonator
(FPR)
second
harmonic
generation
(SHG)
on
an
x-cut
thin
film
lithium
niobate
(TFLN)
platform.
The
FPR
exhibits
Q
factors
of
pump
=
1.09
×
10
5
and
SH
1.15
4
at
the
1560
nm
wavelength
780
wavelength,
respectively.
Under
low
power,
normalized
SHG
efficiency
158.5
±
18.5%/W
is
attained.
We
experimentally
verify
that
increased
temperatures
mitigate
photorefractive
effects
degrade
performance.
This
work
highlights
immense
capabilities
one-dimensional
planar
optical
waveguide
resonators
efficient
on-chip
conversion.
Frontiers of Optoelectronics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: Aug. 8, 2024
Abstract
In
this
paper,
we
propose
a
deformed
Reuleaux-triangle
resonator
(RTR)
to
form
exceptional
point
(EP)
which
results
in
the
detection
sensitivity
enhancement
of
nanoparticle.
After
introducing
single
nanoparticle
RTR
at
EP,
frequency
splitting
obtains
an
more
than
6
times
compared
with
non-deformed
RTR.
addition,
EP
induced
result
that
far
field
pattern
chiral
mode
responses
significantly
external
perturbation,
corresponding
change
internal
chirality.
Therefore,
distance
4000
nm
can
be
detected
by
measuring
variation
directional
emission.
Compared
traditional
splitting,
produced
provides
cost-effective
and
convenient
path
detect
long
distance,
without
using
tunable
laser
coupler.
Our
structure
indicates
great
potential
high
sensor
label-free
detector.
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