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Optical Probing and Actuation of Microwave Frequency Phononic Crystal Resonators without Clamping Losses

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Abstract

We demonstrate microwave frequency mechanical modes of optomechanical crystals having arbitrarily small clamping losses. The optomechanical crystals are connected to the substrate via a phononic bandgap structure, simultaneously isolating and rigidly supporting the optomechanical resonator.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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