Effect of copper impurity on the optical loss and Nd~(3+) nonradiative energy loss of Nd-doped phosphate laser glass

N31-type phosphate laser glasses doped with different concentrations of Cu were prepared. Their optical loss coefficient at 1053 nm wavelength and nonradiative transition rate from the Nd3+ 4F3/2 state were determined and analyzed in detail. The optical loss coefficient per unit of Cu2+ (cm–1/ppmw)...

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Published inJournal of rare earths Vol. 29; no. 6; pp. 614 - 617
Main Author 徐永春 李顺光 胡丽丽 陈伟
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Elsevier B.V 2011
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Summary:N31-type phosphate laser glasses doped with different concentrations of Cu were prepared. Their optical loss coefficient at 1053 nm wavelength and nonradiative transition rate from the Nd3+ 4F3/2 state were determined and analyzed in detail. The optical loss coefficient per unit of Cu2+ (cm–1/ppmw) and the fluorescence decay rate (Hz/ppmw) caused by Cu2+ and Nd3+ interaction were 0.0024 and 7.9, respectively. Cu impurity affected both optical loss at 1053 nm and fluorescent emission of Nd3+ 4F3/2 state seriously in N31 laser glass.
Bibliography:XU Yongchun , LI Shunguang , HU Lili , CHEN Wei (Shanghai Institute of Optics & Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai 201800, China)
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N31-type phosphate laser glasses doped with different concentrations of Cu were prepared. Their optical loss coefficient at 1053 nm wavelength and nonradiative transition rate from the Nd3+ 4F3/2 state were determined and analyzed in detail. The optical loss coefficient per unit of Cu2+ (cm–1/ppmw) and the fluorescence decay rate (Hz/ppmw) caused by Cu2+ and Nd3+ interaction were 0.0024 and 7.9, respectively. Cu impurity affected both optical loss at 1053 nm and fluorescent emission of Nd3+ 4F3/2 state seriously in N31 laser glass.
Nd-doped phosphate laser glass; optical loss; nonradiative energy loss; Cu impurity; rare earths
ISSN:1002-0721
2509-4963
DOI:10.1016/S1002-0721(10)60508-X