Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8145556 | Infrared Physics & Technology | 2018 | 14 Pages |
Abstract
Er3+ doped Ga-As-S glasses were produced by the melting of the appropriate amounts of starting materials in rocking furnace. Different quenching medias such as water (25â¯Â°C), heat resistant oil (130â¯Â°C) and salt batch (130â¯Â°C) were selected to obtain high mechanical properties. Salt batch (NaNO3â¯+â¯KNO3) was selected as the optimum quenching media. There was two steps in following study. First, the concentration of Er3+ was kept fixed at 0.5â¯wt% and the effects of Ga (1-4â¯at.%) on the glass system were studied. The glass with 1â¯at.% was selected as optimum composition since it has the best transmission in IR range and also the best emission at 1535â¯nm. In the second step, various amounts of Er3+ (0.5-2â¯wt%) were added to the optimum composition which was chosen in the first step. The emission intensity at 1535â¯nm was increased with increasing Er3+ concentration.
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Authors
A. Yousefi Dizaj, M. Rezvani,