Infrared-induced photodarkening in Tm-doped fluoride fibres
Infrared-induced photodarkening in Tm-doped fluoride fibres
We have observed a new type of infrared-induced photodarkening in high-numerical-aperture fluoride fibers doped with 3000 and 10,000 parts in 106 by weight of Tm. The loss induced in the visible region by 1140-nm radiation is very strong (as high as 25 dB in a 50-cm piece) and broadband it can be removed by irradiation with the same pump wavelength at lower powers.
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Barber, P.R.
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Paschotta, R.
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Tropper, A.C.
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Hanna, D.C.
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1 November 1995
Barber, P.R.
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Paschotta, R.
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Tropper, A.C.
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Hanna, D.C.
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Barber, P.R., Paschotta, R., Tropper, A.C. and Hanna, D.C.
(1995)
Infrared-induced photodarkening in Tm-doped fluoride fibres.
Optics Letters, 20 (21), .
(doi:10.1364/OL.20.002195).
Abstract
We have observed a new type of infrared-induced photodarkening in high-numerical-aperture fluoride fibers doped with 3000 and 10,000 parts in 106 by weight of Tm. The loss induced in the visible region by 1140-nm radiation is very strong (as high as 25 dB in a 50-cm piece) and broadband it can be removed by irradiation with the same pump wavelength at lower powers.
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Published date: 1 November 1995
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