Fabrication of Low Loss Telecom-band Nanofiber Cavity with Deuterium-Oxygen Flame

We present the fabrication of a nanofiber cavity designed for an optical transition of Ytterbium in the telecom-band. By utilizing Deuterium-Oxygen flame, we significantly reduce Si-OH bond absorption, achieving a single-path transmission rate of 99.6%.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1364/ofc.2025.tu3e.6
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Mechanical and Optical Resonators
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We present the fabrication of a nanofiber cavity designed for an optical transition of Ytterbium in the telecom-band. By utilizing Deuterium-Oxygen flame, we significantly reduce Si-OH bond absorption, achieving a single-path transmission rate of 99.6%.

Waseda University (JP), University of Oxford (GB)
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