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AM-PM conversion in the residual phase noise of two-point electro-optical frequency division

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By Jiachuan Yang, Chenbo Zhang, Zihang Feng, Xiaopeng Xie
| Optica Verified
Electro-optic comb-based two-point optical frequency division (eOFD) provides a robust architecture for generating low-phase-noise microwave signals by transferring the relative frequency stability of a dual-wavelength laser. However, this transfer process introduces residual phase noise that limits the achievable performance.
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Honeycomb-like N-Doped Carbon Matrix-Encapsulated Co1−xS/Co(PO3)2 Heterostructures for Advanced Lithium-Ion Capacitors

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By Yutao Liu, Xiaopeng Xie, Zhaojia Wu, Tao Wen
| MDPI
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Enhancement of Brillouin nonlinearities with a coupled resonator optical waveguide

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By Xiaopeng Xie, Peng Lei, Zhangyuan Chen, Mingyu Xu
| Optica Verified
Stimulated Brillouin scattering (SBS) is a nonlinear optical phenomenon mediated from the coupling of photons and phonons. It has found applications in various realms, yet the acousto-optic interaction strength remains relatively weak. Enhancing the SBS with resonant structures could be a promising solution, but this method faces strict constraints in operational bandwidth.
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