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Kerr Soliton Microcomb Pumped by an Integrated SBS Laser for Ultra-Low Linewidth WDM Sources

Mark W. Harrington, Grant M. Brodnik, Travis C. Briles, Jordan R. Stone, Richelle H. Streater, Scott B. Papp, and Daniel J. Blumenthal

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Abstract

An ultra-low linewidth WDM comb is realized using an integrated SiN SBS laser to pump a 128 GHz channel spacing SiN Kerr soliton microring resonator. We measure the frequency noise of each of 25 C-band individual comb lines yielding ultra-low ~10Hz fundamental and ~4.0kHz integral linewidths for high-capacity coherent WDM.

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