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Ion-exchanged glass waveguide lasers and amplifiers

Ion-exchanged glass waveguide lasers and amplifiers
Ion-exchanged glass waveguide lasers and amplifiers
In this paper I will survey the field of ion-exchanged glass waveguide lasers and amplifiers. Ion-exchanged waveguide devices have significant virtues, such as low propagation losses and suitability for mass production. The progress in realising lasers and amplifiers has been impressive, but more work is needed to produce commercially viable devices.
94-102
SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering
Hempstead, M.
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Hempstead, M.
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Hempstead, M. (1997) Ion-exchanged glass waveguide lasers and amplifiers. In Rare-Earth-Doped Devices. vol. 2995, SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering. pp. 94-102 . (doi:10.1117/12.271148).

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In this paper I will survey the field of ion-exchanged glass waveguide lasers and amplifiers. Ion-exchanged waveguide devices have significant virtues, such as low propagation losses and suitability for mass production. The progress in realising lasers and amplifiers has been impressive, but more work is needed to produce commercially viable devices.

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Published date: 1997
Additional Information: Invited
Venue - Dates: Rare-Earth-Doped Devices, San Jose, United States, 1997-02-08 - 1997-02-14

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Author: M. Hempstead

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