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Lithium niobate micro-resonators have been fabricated by surface tension reshaping of pre-defined surface microstructures produced at temperatures close to the melting point. Surface-tension-reshaping produced micro-resonator structures with ultra-smooth side surfaces while maintaining the useful crystalline properties. Preliminary optical characterisation on non-optimized structures yielded a Q factor...
Lithium niobate micro-resonators have been fabricated by surface tension reshaping of micro-structured crystals at temperatures close to the melting point. We present preliminary results on the optical characterization of these structures.
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