ArticleNanophotonics (Berlin, Germany)2026
Tunable Coupler-Augmented Microrings: Reconfigurable Q-Factor Control for Foundry-Scale Quantum Light Sources.
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High-brightness-integrated quantum light sources represent a fundamental element for large-scale photonic quantum technologies. Integrated microring resonator (MRR) in highly nonlinear and ultralow-loss material platforms enable entangled photon-pair generation, but device performance is affected by fabrication tolerances and can thus not be judiciously controlled. Redundant designs based on parameter variation are impractical for chip-scale circuits, as the sheer number of parameters would be too complex. To address this, passive photonic circuits must be combined with active control elements to optimize photon-pair emission and to match emission characteristics among sources. Here, we present a comprehensive study of an actively tunable, interferometrically coupled integrated MRR implemented in silicon nitride (SiN). By manipulating two thermally controlled phase shifters, the ring-bus coupling and the resonator phase can be dynamically adjusted, enabling post-fabrication control of its quality factor (Q-factor) between 10
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