Soliton-comb-based photonic microwave filter operating in the 300  GHz band

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We present a 300 GHz photonic filter based on a soliton microcomb, addressing the increasing demand for high-frequency, low-phase-noise signals in THz-band wireless communications. Utilizing a uni-traveling-carrier photodiode (UTC-PD), our configuration enables the generation of 300 GHz waves through beat signals from adjacent longitudinal modes of the microcomb. By combining the UTC-PD with a photonic filter approach, we demonstrate that RF photonic filters with high suppression ratios are achieved in the 300 GHz band. Additionally, by mitigating the effects of higher-order dispersion, we achieve a stopband rejection exceeding 30 dB. These results underscore the potential of our photonic filter for advanced THz applications and provide a promising pathway for low-noise, high-bandwidth wireless communication systems.