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On-chip solitons are gaining new colors

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By Gregory Moille, Kartik Srinivasan, Yanne K. Chembo
| Nature Verified
Abstract The first experimental demonstration of single-pump multicolor solitons using a triple-microring configuration has been reported recently. This original approach expands the potential of optical frequency comb technology for photonics and time-frequency metrology. Chip-scale optical frequency combs promise to bring precision measurement and spectroscopy capabilities from laboratory optical tables into portable, integrated devices.
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Resource-constrained narrowband optoelectronic oscillator-based reservoir computing for classification of modulated signals

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By Yanne K. Chembo, Haoying Dai, Benjamin H. Klimko
| Optica Verified
We experimentally investigate the performance of narrowband optoelectronic oscillator (OEO) reservoir computers using the standard 10th-order nonlinear autoregressive-moving-average (NARMA10) task.
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Multistability, relaxation oscillations, and chaos in time-delayed optoelectronic oscillators with direct laser modulation

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By Paul Woafo, Yanne K. Chembo, Michael Chiajeu Njidjou, Alain Francis Talla
| Optica Verified
We investigate the nonlinear dynamics of an optoelectronic oscillator that is implemented with a laser diode (LD) with time-delayed feedback. In this system, electrical-to-optical conversion is directly implemented using the direct modulation of the laser diode itself, instead of an electrooptical modulator as in conventional architectures.
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