Zhaofeng Kang , Binbin Yang , Jiacheng Liu , Yang Wang , Di Tang , Lei Zhang , Keyi Wang , Yu Yang
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Abstract
This study analyzed the influence of resonator edge curvature on resonator modes, improved the processing technology for producing silica microrod resonators via CO2 lasers, and developed a hollow microrod resonator with an ultrahigh Q-factor. Simulation results showed that reducing the axial width of the resonator and increasing the axial cross-sectional curvature effectively suppressed the generation of high-order axial modes in the resonator. The edge morphology of the resonator could be easily controlled because of the improved processing technology, and hollow microrods with an ultrahigh Q-factor could be produced. A package that could effectively couple the microrod resonator with tapered fiber for long-term stability was also designed. In addition, the generation of Kerr–Raman combs was demonstrated using the packaged microrod resonator. Experimental results demonstrated that the microrod resonator had an ultrahigh Q-factor and a concise mode. It is expected to play an important role in various nonlinear photonics applications, such as optical frequency comb generation and quantum information.
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