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Direct Observation of Switching-Wave Dynamics in 20 GHz Normal Dispersion Spiral Microresonators
Integrated Kerr frequency combs are powerful tools for microwave photonics, spectroscopy, and optical communications. While traditional architectures rely on the anomalous-dispersion regime, this typically requires thick, highly strained silicon nitride layers that complicate standard CMOS-foundry f
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