Abstract
The generation of dissipative cavity solitons (CSs) in Kerr microresonators through pulsed driving is an effective method for generating coherent optical microcombs. Yet, the underlying physics has not been fully investigated. Our study investigates the effect of high-order dispersion on the generation of Kerr frequency combs in Si3N4 microresonator driven by phase- and amplitude-modulated inhomogeneities of the pump which had not been studied before. Here, we present a numerical and theoretical analysis of the effects of desynchronization and the pulsed driving chirp parameter on the train of solitons circulating in the cavity for various detunings. In this case, deterministic production of a K-band single soliton, as well single breather soliton has been investigated. Our results show that high-order dispersion can also affect CSs positioning, stability, and existence.
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