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Optical Microdiscus Resonators

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Abstract

We present a new “soften-and-squash” method for turning microspheres into high quality, stand-alone microdiscus resonators. Due to the annealing involved in the fabrication process, their measured Q factors are one order of magnitude better than the starting microspheres.

© 2012 Optical Society of America

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