Tunable, ultra-narrow-band optical filter based on a whispering gallery mode hybrid-microsphere

  • Hongdan Wan H
  • Hongye Li H
  • Haohan Zhu H
  • et al.
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Abstract

© 2016 Chinese Optics Letters. We demonstrate an ultra-narrow-band optical filter based on a hybrid-microsphere consisting of a coated SiO2microsphere. As compared to the SiO2microsphere, the hybrid-microsphere produces a quality factor of >108, a transmission spectrum bandwidth of <1 pm, and an increased side-mode suppression ratio. The microsphere surface roughness and whispering gallery mode (WGM) transmission spectra are measured experimentally. A 0.01 nm bandwidth, single-wavelength fiber laser output is achieved with a tunable wavelength, using the SiO2microsphere as the mode selector. The optical field distribution and WGM transmission spectrum of the hybrid-microsphere with different coating parameters are theoretically investigated by the finite-difference time-domain method.

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Hongdan Wan, H. W., Hongye Li, H. L., Haohan Zhu, H. Z., Ji Xu, J. X., Yunqing Lu, Y. L., & and Jin Wang, and J. W. (2016). Tunable, ultra-narrow-band optical filter based on a whispering gallery mode hybrid-microsphere. Chinese Optics Letters, 14(11), 112302–112305. https://doi.org/10.3788/col201614.112302

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