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Generation of ultrastable microwaves via optical frequency division
TM Fortier, MS Kirchner, F Quinlan, J Taylor, JC Bergquist, T Rosenband, ...
Nature photonics 5 (7), 425-429, 2011
10282011
Microresonator frequency comb optical clock
SB Papp, K Beha, P Del’Haye, F Quinlan, H Lee, KJ Vahala, SA Diddams
Optica 1 (1), 10-14, 2014
6582014
Optical frequency combs from semiconductor lasers and applications in ultrawideband signal processing and communications
PJ Delfyett, S Gee, MT Choi, H Izadpanah, W Lee, S Ozharar, F Quinlan, ...
Journal of Lightwave Technology 24 (7), 2701, 2006
3522006
Ultrafast electro-optic light with subcycle control
DR Carlson, DD Hickstein, W Zhang, AJ Metcalf, F Quinlan, SA Diddams, ...
Science 361 (6409), 1358-1363, 2018
2342018
Control and readout of a superconducting qubit using a photonic link
F Lecocq, F Quinlan, K Cicak, J Aumentado, SA Diddams, JD Teufel
Nature 591 (7851), 575-579, 2021
2312021
Photonic chip-based low-noise microwave oscillator
I Kudelin, W Groman, QX Ji, J Guo, ML Kelleher, D Lee, T Nakamura, ...
Nature 627 (8004), 534-539, 2024
2072024
Coherent optical clock down-conversion for microwave frequencies with 10−18 instability
T Nakamura, J Davila-Rodriguez, H Leopardi, JA Sherman, TM Fortier, ...
Science 368 (6493), 889-892, 2020
1892020
Ultraflat optical comb generation by phase-only modulation of continuous-wave light
S Ozharar, F Quinlan, I Ozdur, S Gee, PJ Delfyett
IEEE photonics technology letters 20 (1), 36-38, 2007
1842007
Demonstration of on-sky calibration of astronomical spectra using a 25 GHz near-IR laser frequency comb
GG Ycas, F Quinlan, SA Diddams, S Osterman, S Mahadevan, S Redman, ...
Optics Express 20 (6), 6631-6643, 2012
1832012
Characterization of power-to-phase conversion in high-speed PIN photodiodes
J Taylor, S Datta, A Hati, C Nelson, F Quinlan, A Joshi, S Diddams
IEEE Photonics Journal 3 (1), 140-151, 2011
1832011
Stellar spectroscopy in the near-infrared with a laser frequency comb
AJ Metcalf, T Anderson, CF Bender, S Blakeslee, W Brand, DR Carlson, ...
Optica 6 (2), 233-239, 2019
1822019
Dual-microcavity narrow-linewidth Brillouin laser
W Loh, AAS Green, FN Baynes, DC Cole, FJ Quinlan, H Lee, KJ Vahala, ...
Optica 2 (3), 225-232, 2015
1552015
Exploiting shot noise correlations in the photodetection of ultrashort optical pulse trains
F Quinlan, TM Fortier, H Jiang, A Hati, C Nelson, Y Fu, JC Campbell, ...
Nature Photonics 7 (4), 290-293, 2013
1542013
A 12.5 GHz-spaced optical frequency comb spanning> 400 nm for near-infrared astronomical spectrograph calibration
F Quinlan, G Ycas, S Osterman, SA Diddams
Review of Scientific Instruments 81 (6), 2010
1442010
Chip-based laser with 1-hertz integrated linewidth
J Guo, CA McLemore, C Xiang, D Lee, L Wu, W Jin, M Kelleher, N Jin, ...
Science advances 8 (43), eabp9006, 2022
1262022
Ultralow phase noise microwave generation with an Er: fiber-based optical frequency divider
F Quinlan, TM Fortier, MS Kirchner, JA Taylor, MJ Thorpe, N Lemke, ...
Optics letters 36 (16), 3260-3262, 2011
1242011
Single-branch Er:fiber frequency comb for precision optical metrology with 10−18 fractional instability
H Leopardi, J Davila-Rodriguez, F Quinlan, J Olson, JA Sherman, ...
Optica 4 (8), 879-885, 2017
1232017
Harmonically mode-locked semiconductor-based lasers as high repetition rate ultralow noisepulse train and optical frequency comb sources
F Quinlan, S Ozharar, S Gee, PJ Delfyett
Journal of Optics A: Pure and Applied Optics 11 (10), 103001, 2009
1212009
Simultaneous optical comb frequency stabilization and super-mode noise suppression of harmonically mode-locked semiconductor ring laser using an intracavity etalon
S Gee, F Quinlan, S Ozharar, PJ Delfyett
IEEE Photonics Technology Letters 17 (1), 199-201, 2004
1202004
Photonic microwave generation with high-power photodiodes
TM Fortier, F Quinlan, A Hati, C Nelson, JA Taylor, Y Fu, J Campbell, ...
Optics letters 38 (10), 1712-1714, 2013
1162013
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