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Brief Communications
Generation of light in optical fibers made of glasses formed from rare-earth ultraphosphate crystals
G. D. Dudko, R. S. Shevelevich, A. N. Izotov, V. N. Tabrin, B. N. Litvin, L. G. Bebikh
Abstract:
Free-oscillation lasing was observed at λ = 1.055 μ in a fiber with a core made of glasses formed from mixed ultraphosphate crystals of compositions NdxR1–xP5O14 (R = La, Gd, Y, Bi). The core diameter was 60 μ and the fiber length was 3.7 m. The best lasing characteristics were obtained for a fiber with a core of glass produced from an NdxBi1–xP5O14 crystal: the lasing threshold was 7–10 J and the output energy was 500–600 mJ when the pump energy was 98 J. The efficiency of lasing in ultraphosphate fibers was twice as high as in GLS-24 phosphate glass.
Received: 05.08.1981 Revised: 29.10.1981
Citation:
G. D. Dudko, R. S. Shevelevich, A. N. Izotov, V. N. Tabrin, B. N. Litvin, L. G. Bebikh, “Generation of light in optical fibers made of glasses formed from rare-earth ultraphosphate crystals”, Kvantovaya Elektronika, 9:9 (1982), 1869–1871 [Sov J Quantum Electron, 12:9 (1982), 1210–1211]
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