Deterministic single soliton generation driven by chirped optical pulses in Kerr microresonator
Deterministic single soliton generation driven by chirped optical pulses in Kerr microresonator
Deterministic single soliton corresponding to a smooth Kerr combs is more favored in applications. However, precise and rapid control, stochastic solitons number and low conversion efficiency are great challenges in the microresonator (MRR) driven by continuous-wave (c.w.). In this paper, we show that the MRR driving by chirped optical pulse can effectively overcome these issues. Deterministic single soliton can be produced when the chirp parameter is larger than the threshold with proper final pump phase detuning. Once above the threshold, the chirp parameter and pulse duration have no significant effects on the soliton peak power and bandwidth indicating a flexible choice of driving pulse. Nevertheless, the soliton peak power and bandwidth can be simply controlled by the final detuning.
Pan, J.
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Cheng, Z.
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Zhao, X.
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Song, C.
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Ping, P.S.
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Brambilla, G.
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2019
Pan, J.
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Cheng, Z.
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Song, C.
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Ping, P.S.
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Pan, J., Cheng, Z., Zhao, X., Huang, T., Song, C., Ping, P.S. and Brambilla, G.
(2019)
Deterministic single soliton generation driven by chirped optical pulses in Kerr microresonator.
In 2019 18th International Conference on Optical Communications and Networks (ICOCN).
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(doi:10.1109/ICOCN.2019.8934300).
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Deterministic single soliton corresponding to a smooth Kerr combs is more favored in applications. However, precise and rapid control, stochastic solitons number and low conversion efficiency are great challenges in the microresonator (MRR) driven by continuous-wave (c.w.). In this paper, we show that the MRR driving by chirped optical pulse can effectively overcome these issues. Deterministic single soliton can be produced when the chirp parameter is larger than the threshold with proper final pump phase detuning. Once above the threshold, the chirp parameter and pulse duration have no significant effects on the soliton peak power and bandwidth indicating a flexible choice of driving pulse. Nevertheless, the soliton peak power and bandwidth can be simply controlled by the final detuning.
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The 18th International Conference on Optical Communications and Networks (ICOCN '19), , Huangshan, China, 2019-08-05 - 2019-08-08
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