Silicon-Nitride Photonic Integrated Circuits for Atomic Systems

Gallacher, Kevin; Di Gaetano, Eugenio; Dyer, Sean; Kelliehor, Brendan; McGilligan, James P.; Sinclair, Martin; Hawley, Ugne; Arnold, Aidan S.; Griffin, Paul F.; Sorel, Marc; Riis, Erling; Paul, Douglas J.

doi:10.1109/sum57928.2023.10224366

2023 IEEE Photonics Society Summer Topicals Meeting Series (SUM) 2023

DOI: 10.1109/sum57928.2023.10224366

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Silicon-Nitride Photonic Integrated Circuits for Atomic Systems

Kevin Gallacher,

Eugenio Di Gaetano,

Sean Dyer

et al.

Abstract: We present the development of a silicon-nitride photonic integrated circuit platform aimed at a range of miniature atomic systems including atomic clocks and cold atom sensors which includes narrow-linewidth (≤3.7 kHz) distributed feedback lasers and wafer-bonded MEMS rubidium vapour cells.

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High‐power mode‐hop‐free tunable DFB laser at 780 nm

Reggentin,

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Sammeta

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Electronics Letters

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A distributed feedback laser with integrated quarter‐wave phase shift and more than 100 mW optical output power at an emission wavelength of 780 nm is presented. The laser provides mode‐hop‐free tuning over a wide range of injections currents and operating temperatures by design and can serve as an enabling component for more complex systems such as chips with additional monolithically integrated amplifiers, chip arrays and sources for hybrid integrated photonic circuits.

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High‐power mode‐hop‐free tunable DFB laser at 780 nm

Reggentin,

Brox,

Sammeta

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Electronics Letters

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Silicon-Nitride Photonic Integrated Circuits for Atomic Systems

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High‐power mode‐hop‐free tunable DFB laser at 780 nm

High‐power mode‐hop‐free tunable DFB laser at 780 nm

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