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High concentration Yb-Er co-doped phosphate glass for optical fiber amplification

High concentration Yb-Er co-doped phosphate glass for optical fiber amplification
High concentration Yb-Er co-doped phosphate glass for optical fiber amplification
We present the fabrication and characterization of two high concentration Yb3+-Er3+ co-doped double clad phosphate glass optical fibers (named A and B for short) manufactured by preform drawing, with the preform being obtained by the rod-in-tube technique. Optical amplification was demonstrated by core pumping 27 mm of fiber A (7/25/70 µm and NA = 0.17 between core and inner cladding) with a laser diode at 976 nm, achieving a 10.7 dB internal gain, i.e., 4.0 dB cm-1, for small signal input at 1535 nm. Amplification was also demonstrated in a cladding-pumped counter propagating configuration using both fibers A and B (12/48/140 µm and NA = 0.08). A maximum internal gain of 18.5 dB was achieved with 8 cm of fiber B, corresponding to an amplification of 2.3 dB cm-1, for small signal input at 1535 nm.
2040-8986
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Boetti, Nadia
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Scarpignato, Gerardo
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Bastard, Lionel
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Boetti, Nadia, Scarpignato, Gerardo, Lousteau, Joris, Pugliese, Diego, Bastard, Lionel, Broquin, Jean-Emanuel and Milanese, Daniel (2015) High concentration Yb-Er co-doped phosphate glass for optical fiber amplification. Journal of Optics, 17 (6), 1-7. (doi:10.1088/2040-8978/17/6/065705).

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We present the fabrication and characterization of two high concentration Yb3+-Er3+ co-doped double clad phosphate glass optical fibers (named A and B for short) manufactured by preform drawing, with the preform being obtained by the rod-in-tube technique. Optical amplification was demonstrated by core pumping 27 mm of fiber A (7/25/70 µm and NA = 0.17 between core and inner cladding) with a laser diode at 976 nm, achieving a 10.7 dB internal gain, i.e., 4.0 dB cm-1, for small signal input at 1535 nm. Amplification was also demonstrated in a cladding-pumped counter propagating configuration using both fibers A and B (12/48/140 µm and NA = 0.08). A maximum internal gain of 18.5 dB was achieved with 8 cm of fiber B, corresponding to an amplification of 2.3 dB cm-1, for small signal input at 1535 nm.

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Accepted/In Press date: 21 April 2015
Published date: 27 May 2015
Organisations: Optoelectronics Research Centre

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Local EPrints ID: 400770
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/400770
ISSN: 2040-8986
PURE UUID: ae1b12d0-27b9-48a0-b143-da90e0ff5054

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Date deposited: 27 Sep 2016 09:15
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Author: Nadia Boetti
Author: Gerardo Scarpignato
Author: Joris Lousteau
Author: Diego Pugliese
Author: Lionel Bastard
Author: Jean-Emanuel Broquin
Author: Daniel Milanese

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