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Zero second-order-dispersion microcombs using CMOS-ready photonics

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Abstract

The wavelength of zero group-velocity-dispersion is engineered in a silicon-nitride coupled-ring resonator. The resonator is hybridly-integrated with a semiconductor laser pump to produce high-power-efficiency microcombs spanning a bandwidth of 9.9 nm near 1560 nm.

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