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physics.optics2026★ 1 cited

An Integrated Ultralow Noise Spiral Interferometric Laser

William Loh, David Reens, Dave Kharas +14

Photonic integration offers the potential to bring complex high-performance optical systems to the form factor of a compact semiconductor chip. However, the range of system functio…

physics.optics2025

Magic Cancellation Point for Vibration Resilient Ultrastable Microwave Signal

William Loh, Dodd Gray, Ryan Maxson +5

Photonically-synthesized microwave signals have demonstrated the ability to surpass the phase-noise performance achievable by traditional means of RF signal generation. However, in…

physics.optics2023

Ultralow Noise Microwave Synthesis Via Difference Frequency Division of a Brillouin Resonator

William Loh, Dodd Gray, Reed Irion +5

Low phase noise microwave oscillators are at the center of a multitude of applications that span the gamut of photonics and electronics. Within this space, optically-derived approa…

physics.optics2023★ 2 cited

Optical Frequency Averaging of Light

William Loh, Ryan T. Maxson, Alexander P. Medeiros +3

The use of averaging has long been known to reduce noise in statistically independent systems that exhibit similar levels of stochastic fluctuation. This concept of averaging is ge…

physics.optics2021★ 5 cited

Cooling of an Integrated Brillouin Laser below the Thermal Limit

William Loh, Dave Kharas, Ryan Maxson +5

Photonically integrated resonators are promising as a platform for enabling ultranarrow linewidth lasers in a compact form factor. Owing to their small size, these integrated reson…

physics.optics2020★ 1 cited

A Brillouin Laser Optical Atomic Clock

William Loh, Jules Stuart, David Reens +6

Over the last decade, optical atomic clocks have surpassed their microwave counterparts and now offer the ability to measure time with an increase in precision of two orders of mag…