Changing the Color of Light in a Silicon Resonator

Stefan Preble; Qianfan Xu; Michal Lipson

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Frontiers in Optics
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Changing the Color of Light in a Silicon Resonator

Stefan Preble, Qianfan Xu, and Michal Lipson

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Stefan Preble, Qianfan Xu, and Michal Lipson

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Optical Fabrication and Testing 2006

Rochester, New York United States
9–11 October 2006
ISBN: 1-55752-818-7

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FiO Postdeadline Papers III (PDP-FC)

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We demonstrate that the wavelength of light confined in a resonator is changed by dynamically tuning the resonator. Using a 6-micron ring resonator we show approximately 2nm wavelength conversion with up to 34% efficiency. Article not available.

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