Dissipative coupling induced UWB magnonic frequency comb generation

Abstract

Magnonic frequency combs have recently attracted particular attention due to their potential impact on spin-wave science. Here, we demonstrate theoretically the generation of ultra-wideband magnonic frequency combs induced by dissipative coupling in an open cavity magnomechanical system. A broadband comb with gigahertz repetition rates is obtained in the magnonic spectrum, and a typical non-perturbation frequency-comb structure is also observed. The total width of the magnonic comb in the robust plateau region can be up to ∼400 comb lines, which is much broader and flatter than that reported in the previous works. Furthermore, when the dissipative coupling strength is further increased, the chaotic motion is predicted in the magnonic spectrum. Our results provide an in-depth understanding of nonlinear magnomechanic dynamics in open quantum systems and fundamentally broaden the research range of magnon in wider spectral regimes.

Cavity magnomechanics: from classical to quantum

“…The efficiency of sideband generation can also be enhanced by adopting a two-tone microwave drive [90] or the cavity-magnon dissipative coupling [91]. Nonreciprocal sideband generation has been proposed in a spinning microwave magnomechanical system, where a YIG sphere is coupled to a spinning resonator [92].…”