Published October 4, 2004
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Dynamical thermal behavior and thermal self-stability of microcavities
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Carmon, Tal
- Yang, Lan
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Vahala, Kerry J.
Chicago
Abstract
As stability and continuous operation are important for almost any use of a microcavity, we demonstrate here experimentally and theoretically a self-stable equilibrium solution for a pump-microcavity system. In this stable equilibrium, intensity- and wavelength-perturbations cause a small thermal resonant-drift that is enough to compensate for the perturbation (noises); consequently the cavity stays warm and loaded as perturbations are self compensated. We also compare here, our theoretical prediction for the thermal line broadening (and for the wavelength hysteretic response) to experimental results.
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© 2004 Optical Society of America. Received 17 August 2004; revised 16 September 2004; accepted 17 September 2004. We kindly thank Lee center for advance networking, and DARPA for their support. We thank Jacob Scheuer for the helpful discussion.Files
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