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Thin film lithium niobate, as a highly promising integrated photonics platform, has emerged as an ideal material platform for wavelength conversion owing to its exceptional second-order nonlinear characteristics. Here, we present the first demonstration of concurrent phase-matchings for multi-wavelength conversion in coupled thin film lithium niobate waveguides without poling technique. In the coupled dual waveguide system, employing modal phase-matching, we validate three effective phase-matching conditions for second harmonic generation, arising from additional momentum compensation due to the coupling of waveguides. Simultaneously, we confirm that phase-matching wavelengths can be tuned by adjusting the gap between waveguides. The concurrent phase-matchings in coupled dual waveguide systems can be readily extended to other nonlinear optical processes, such as difference frequency generation and spontaneous parametric down conversion. Our work contributes to advancing the exploration of efficient on-chip nonlinear optical processes within the realms of nanophotonics and quantum optics.

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  • Thin film lithium niobate is a promising material for integrated photonics, known for its strong ability to convert wavelengths due to its second-order nonlinear properties.
  • The team demonstrated simultaneous phase-matching for multiple wavelengths in coupled thin film lithium niobate waveguides without needing a poling technique, using modal phase-matching.
  • They showed that the phase-matching wavelengths can be adjusted by changing the gap between waveguides, paving the way for efficient nonlinear optical processes in nanophotonics and quantum optics.
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