Jinkang Lim, C. Wong, A. Savchenkov, E. Dale, W. Liang, D. Eliyahu, V. Ilchenko, A. Matsko, L. Maleki
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Impact of ambient perturbations on photonic microresonator stability
We study and explain the impact of the ambient temperature or pressure perturbations on the photonic microcavity stability. Our study proves that the ambient temperature (pressure) needs to be controlled within 2.7 mK (0.154 mPa) to achieve the thermodynamical noise limit stability for our resonator and we reach it in short-time scale.