Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5358572 | Applied Surface Science | 2015 | 14 Pages |
Abstract
We report the preparation and optical performance of thin films produced by pulsed laser deposition in vacuum at room temperature, by focusing an ArF excimer laser onto two separate targets: a commercial ceramic SiAlON and a metallic Er target. As a result of the alternate deposition Er:SiAlON films were formed. The as grown films exhibited an Er-related emission peaking at 1532Â nm. The role of the PLD energy density during deposition on the final matrix film was investigated, in order to achieve an optimized matrix composition with enhanced optical properties, and its effect on the light emission performance.
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Authors
I. Camps, J.M. RamÃrez, A. Mariscal, R. Serna, B. Garrido, M. Perálvarez, J. Carreras, N.P. Barradas, L.C. Alves, E. Alves,