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Ultrastable microwave and soliton-pulse generation from fibre-photonic-stabilized microcombs

Kwon et al., 2022

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8339558230189956342
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Kwon D
Jeong D
Jeon I
Lee H
Kim J
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Nature Communications

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The ability to generate lower-noise microwaves has greatly advanced high-speed, high- precision scientific and engineering fields. Microcombs have high potential for generating such low-noise microwaves from chip-scale devices. To realize an ultralow-noise …
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