Single-chip frequency comb laser developed by Columbia Engineering
Schematic illustration showing the diffractive element in the high-power micro comb source spectrally separating comb lines (Image: Michal Lipson lab)
A new silicon photonics chip from Columbia Engineering generates dozens of high-power wavelengths, for compact data centre and sensing applications
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