Enhancement of a nonlinear optical interaction through waveguides or resonators disclose unconventional interplay among multiple lights. Microresonator-based optical frequency comb (OFC) generation via third order nonlinearity is a typical example of such enhancements. Recently, quadratic-nonlinearity-based OFC with an external cavity configuration has been found and its on-chip implementation is highly demanded. Here we for the first time demonstrate such an on-chip OFC with a quadratic nonlinear waveguide resonator. Furthermore, we controlled the comb spectra separation by adjusting frequency difference of two pump light. This on-chip quadratic device will be useful for not only metrologies but also integrated quantum information technologies.
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