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Er<sup>3+sup>-Yb<sup>3+sup> codoped phosphate glasses used for an efficient 1.5 渭m broadband gain medium
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In order to develop efficient optical amplifiers with broad and flat gain profiles in the near-infrared range an active phosphate matrix codoped with Er<sup>3+sup> and Yb<sup>3+sup> rare earth optically active ions has been studied by carrying out steady-state and time-resolved luminescence spectroscopies. Taking advantage of the high absorption transition probability of the Yb<sup>3+sup> ions, these ions are excited with cw 980 nm radiation from a commercial laser diode and subsequently de-excited by efficiently transferring energy to the Er<sup>3+sup> ions, producing an intense emission at around 1.5 渭m at which wavelength-division-multiplexing devices work. From the experimental data, the emission cross-section 蟽<sub>emsub>() of the <sup>4sup>I<sub>13/2sub> 鈫?#xA0;<sup>4sup>I<sub>15/2sub> transition at 1.5 渭m has been calculated using the F眉chtbauer-Landerburg method. The result of this calculation, together with the absorption cross-section 蟽<sub>abssub>(), allows the gain cross-section G to be estimated. Other important spectroscopic parameters associated with this transition, such as full width at half maximum FWHM, effective bandwidth 螖<sub>effsub> and lifetime of the <sup>4sup>I<sub>13/2sub> level 蟿<sub>expsub>, have been measured and analysed as a function of the Er<sup>3+sup> concentration. As figures of merit, FWHM 脳 蟽<sub>emsub>(), 螖<sub>effsub> 脳 蟽<sub>emsub>() and 蟽<sub>emsub>( 蟿<sub>expsub> calculations have been carried out. Comparing the obtained values to those reported in other Er<sup>3+sup>-doped materials, the phosphate glasses doped with 1 mol%of Yb<sub>2sub>O<sub>3sub> ions and 1-2 mol%of Er<sub>2sub>O<sub>3sub> can be considered excellent candidates for developing broadband optical amplifiers, providing a large gain cross-section that covers the C (1530-1565 nm) and the L (1565-1625 nm) bands in the optical telecommunication window.

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