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    • Quantum optics and photonics
    • Integrated quantum technologies

    Background:

    • On-chip generation of complex optical quantum states is key for scalable quantum technologies.
    • Integrated frequency combs offer multi-mode quantum light sources but pulsed comb generation is inefficient.
    • Existing pulsed quantum frequency comb schemes require external lasers, limiting versatility and power efficiency.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce a novel, on-chip method for generating pulsed quantum frequency combs.
    • To enable energy-efficient and versatile generation of high-purity photons for quantum applications.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed an actively-modulated, nested-cavity configuration for micro-cavity excitation.
    • Exploited resonance pass-band characteristics for mode-locked and energy-efficient excitation.
    • Utilized harmonic mode-locking to increase repetition rates and pair production.

    Main Results:

    • Demonstrated generation of high-purity photons with large coincidence-to-accidental ratios (CAR).
    • Achieved increased photon pair production rates via harmonic mode-locking.
    • Maintained high photon purity and CAR at increased rates.

    Conclusions:

    • The novel scheme enables stable, versatile, and fully on-chip pulsed quantum frequency comb sources.
    • This approach is crucial for the development of accessible quantum technologies.
    • Represents a significant step towards practical quantum communication and computation.