We demonstrate monolithically integrated on-chip single-frequency micro-disk lasers coupled with bus-waveguides fabricated on active lithium niobate platform by photolithography assisted chemo-mechanical etching. Benefiting from the high-Q factors, long cavity lengths of 1 mm for high absorption of pump light, and the elegant control on the modes formed within the large microdisk by breaking the centrosymmetry of the microdisk cavities, a microdisk laser with a narrow linewidth of 0.11MHz and a maximum output power of 62.1uW has been achieved at room temperature. Moreover, soliton optical frequency generation has been observed from square modes in weakly perturbed pure lithium niobate microdisks with a diameter of ~125um, a thickness of about 860nm and a wedge angle of 21 degrees. The solition optical frequency comb covered a bandwidth from 1450nm to 1650nm when pumped at 1542nm wavelength, suffering from the mode crossing of the dense whispering gallery modes.
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