Integrated Optical Vortex Microcomb

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Auteurs principaux: Chen, Bo, Zhou, Yueguang, Liu, Yang, Ye, Chaochao, Cao, Qian, Huang, Peinian, Kim, Chanju, Zheng, Yi, Oxenløwe, Leif Katsuo, Yvind, Kresten, Li, Jin, Li, Jiaqi, Zhang, Yanfeng, Dong, Chunhua, Fu, Songnian, Zhan, Qiwen, Wang, Xuehua, Pu, Minhao, Liu, Jin
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author Chen, Bo
Zhou, Yueguang
Liu, Yang
Ye, Chaochao
Cao, Qian
Huang, Peinian
Kim, Chanju
Zheng, Yi
Oxenløwe, Leif Katsuo
Yvind, Kresten
Li, Jin
Li, Jiaqi
Zhang, Yanfeng
Dong, Chunhua
Fu, Songnian
Zhan, Qiwen
Wang, Xuehua
Pu, Minhao
Liu, Jin
author_facet Chen, Bo
Zhou, Yueguang
Liu, Yang
Ye, Chaochao
Cao, Qian
Huang, Peinian
Kim, Chanju
Zheng, Yi
Oxenløwe, Leif Katsuo
Yvind, Kresten
Li, Jin
Li, Jiaqi
Zhang, Yanfeng
Dong, Chunhua
Fu, Songnian
Zhan, Qiwen
Wang, Xuehua
Pu, Minhao
Liu, Jin
contents The explorations of physical degrees of freedom with infinite dimensionalities, such as orbital angular momentum and frequency of light, have profoundly reshaped the landscape of modern optics with representative photonic functional devices including optical vortex emitters and frequency combs. In nanophotonics, whispering gallery mode microresonators naturally support orbital angular momentum of light and have been demonstrated as on-chip emitters of monochromatic optical vortices. On the other hand, whispering gallery mode microresonators serve as a highly efficient nonlinear optical platform for producing light at different frequencies - i.e., microcombs. Here, we interlace the optical vortices and microcombs by demonstrating an optical vortex comb on an III-V integrated nonlinear microresonator. The angular-grating-dressed nonlinear microring simultaneously emits spatiotemporal light springs consisting of 50 orbital angular momentum modes that are each spectrally addressed to the frequency components (longitudinal whispering gallery modes) of the generated microcomb. We further experimentally generate optical pulses with time-varying orbital angular momenta by carefully introducing a specific intermodal phase relation to spatiotemporal light springs. This work may immediately boost the development of integrated nonlinear/quantum photonics for exploring fundamental optical physics and advancing photonic quantum technology.
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spellingShingle Integrated Optical Vortex Microcomb
Chen, Bo
Zhou, Yueguang
Liu, Yang
Ye, Chaochao
Cao, Qian
Huang, Peinian
Kim, Chanju
Zheng, Yi
Oxenløwe, Leif Katsuo
Yvind, Kresten
Li, Jin
Li, Jiaqi
Zhang, Yanfeng
Dong, Chunhua
Fu, Songnian
Zhan, Qiwen
Wang, Xuehua
Pu, Minhao
Liu, Jin
Optics
The explorations of physical degrees of freedom with infinite dimensionalities, such as orbital angular momentum and frequency of light, have profoundly reshaped the landscape of modern optics with representative photonic functional devices including optical vortex emitters and frequency combs. In nanophotonics, whispering gallery mode microresonators naturally support orbital angular momentum of light and have been demonstrated as on-chip emitters of monochromatic optical vortices. On the other hand, whispering gallery mode microresonators serve as a highly efficient nonlinear optical platform for producing light at different frequencies - i.e., microcombs. Here, we interlace the optical vortices and microcombs by demonstrating an optical vortex comb on an III-V integrated nonlinear microresonator. The angular-grating-dressed nonlinear microring simultaneously emits spatiotemporal light springs consisting of 50 orbital angular momentum modes that are each spectrally addressed to the frequency components (longitudinal whispering gallery modes) of the generated microcomb. We further experimentally generate optical pulses with time-varying orbital angular momenta by carefully introducing a specific intermodal phase relation to spatiotemporal light springs. This work may immediately boost the development of integrated nonlinear/quantum photonics for exploring fundamental optical physics and advancing photonic quantum technology.
title Integrated Optical Vortex Microcomb
topic Optics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2212.07641