A Novel Buckle‐Free Large Rib Microdisk with Submicrometer Thickness
Shahin Honari, Saeed Farajollahi, Tao Lu
Advanced Photonics Research · 2022
doi:10.1002/adpr.202200178 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Thin large microdisks, that are key to dense spectral microcomb generation at visible‐to‐UV wavelengths, face challenges in fabrication. One of the most difficult issues is the buckling effect that makes comb generation infeasible due to the severe degradation of cavity optical quality factor. Herein, a novel rib disk structure that significantly mitigates the buckling effects is introduced. Using this approach, millimeter‐sized buckle‐free microdisks with sub‐micrometer thickness and high optical quality factor exceeding 107 are obtained.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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