Microresonators have been extensively studied in integrated photonics over the past two decades. However, the thermal frequency drift of a resonator limits its applications in practice. Athermal microresonators, as a passive solution, have become highly attractive. We propose two types of broadband athermal waveguides, with three zero-thermal-drift wavelengths achieved through mode anti-crossing effect, for the first time. For the polymer-coated waveguide, the effective thermo-optical coefficient (TOC) has a variation of |
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Waveguides
Silicon carbide
Microresonators
Silicon
Resonators
Microrings
Refractive index