Sub-terahertz-repetition-rate frequency comb generated by filter-induced instabilities in passive driven fiber resonators

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PAN WANG [1 ]
JIANGYONG HE [1 ]
XIAOSHENG XIAO [2 ]
ZHI WANG [1 ]
YANGE LIU [1 ]
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[1] Institute of Modern Optics, Nankai University, Tianjin Key Laboratory of Micro-scale Optical Information Science and Technology
[2] School of Electronic Engineering, State Key Laboratory of Information Photonics and Optical Communications, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications
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中国国家自然科学基金;
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TN713 [滤波技术、滤波器]; TN751.2 [谐振];
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080902 ; 080904 ;
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Ultrahigh-repetition-rate frequency comb generation exhibits great potential in applications of optical waveform synthesis, direct comb spectroscopy, and high capacity telecommunications. Here we present the theoretical investigations of a filter-induced instability mechanism in passive driven fiber resonators with a wide range of cavity dispersion regimes. In this novel concept of modulation instability, coherent frequency combs are demonstrated numerically with rates up to sub-terahertz level. Floquet stability analysis based on the Ikeda map is utilized to understand the physical origin of the filter-induced instability. Comparison with the well-known Benjamin–Feir instability and parametric instability is performed, revealing the intrinsic distinction in the family of modulation instabilities. Our investigations might benefit the development of ultrahigh-repetition-rate frequency comb generation, providing an alternative method for the microresonators.
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页码:465 / 474
页数:10
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