High-Frequency Exciton-Polariton Clock Generator
C. Leblanc, G. Malpuech, D. D. Solnyshkov

TL;DR
This paper introduces a compact, low-power exciton-polariton micropillar clock generator capable of producing optical signals up to 100 GHz, with tunable frequency via laser control, advancing integrated photonic circuits.
Contribution
It presents a novel exciton-polariton-based clock generator with high frequency, low power consumption, and tunability, enhancing integrated photonic device applications.
Findings
Achieves up to 100 GHz modulation frequency
Operates with low power consumption of 1 pJ/pulse
Frequency tunable by driving laser frequency
Abstract
Integrated circuits of photonic components are the goal of applied polaritonics. Here, we propose a compact clock generator based on an exciton-polariton micropillar, providing optical signal with modulation frequency up to 100 GHz. This generator can be used for driving polariton devices. The clock frequency can be controlled by the driving laser frequency. The device also features low power consumption (1 pJ/pulse).
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