2003
DOI: 10.1088/0953-8984/15/27/319
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Cooperative luminescence in Yb-doped phosphate glasses

Abstract: In this paper we present results on cooperative luminescence performed on Yb3+-doped metaphosphate glasses under 980 nm excitation. We have measured emission spectra and decay lifetimes in the visible and infrared regions as a function of Yb concentration. It was observed that, up to 10% of Yb concentration, cooperative emission increases while lifetime is observed to decrease. Such behaviour is attributed to the Yb interaction with OH− radicals and energy migration among Yb ions.

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“…By comparing emissions and transmissions in the infrared and visible ranges, the role and contribution of isolated ions and magnetically coupled pair ions are analyzed. This work constitutes part of the efforts devoted to the study of cooperative luminescence in ytterbium-doped crystals and glasses [16][17][18] with the aim of technological applications, such as optical communications, high-density optical data storage and recently proposed three-dimensional solidstate fluorescence display [19,20].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By comparing emissions and transmissions in the infrared and visible ranges, the role and contribution of isolated ions and magnetically coupled pair ions are analyzed. This work constitutes part of the efforts devoted to the study of cooperative luminescence in ytterbium-doped crystals and glasses [16][17][18] with the aim of technological applications, such as optical communications, high-density optical data storage and recently proposed three-dimensional solidstate fluorescence display [19,20].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the inset of the same figure the intensity of the lumi- Figure 4 represent the experimental values. The dependence of the cooperative and near-infrared intensities on Yb 2 O 3 concentration can be determined by means of a rate equation that considers the nonradiative and radiative decays as done in references 15,16 . (1) where N i (i = 1,2) 16 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The dependence of the cooperative and near-infrared intensities on Yb 2 O 3 concentration can be determined by means of a rate equation that considers the nonradiative and radiative decays as done in references 15,16 . (1) where N i (i = 1,2) 16 . The square dependence of the cooperative luminescence intensity with respect to Yb 3+ concentration is expected for an upconversion process due to pair interaction.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Estes processos são regidos por transferência de energia dos íons de TR para o material hospedeiro. Exemplos de centros com transição não radiativos são: modos vibracionais de rede por carbonilas e hidroxilas e processo de relaxação cruzada (interação íon-íon) (BELL et al, 2003 …”
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“…Além disso, os materiais dopados com Yb3+ são de enorme interesse para a próxima geração de lasers de alta potência e também como um sensibilizador de transferência de energia para os lasers de infravermelhos por processo de up-conversion (NEES et al, 1998;DIENING;MOBERT;HUBER, 1988). Várias aplicações são relatadas para a luminescência assistidas em materiais usando Yb3+ como dopantes, como telas tridimensionais planas e biestabilidade intrínseca de comutação óptica (BELL et al, 2003;CACHO, et al, 2006 A matriz SBP foi produzida misturando, em um cadinho de alumina, os óxidos em pó de 40SiO 2 40B 2 O 3 20PbO 2 , nessas proporções e em seguida foram fundidos a uma temperatura de aproximadamente 1300 °C durante 30 minutos. Após esta fase, a matriz foi resfriada a temperatura ambiente sobre uma placa metálica, para facilitar a troca de calor e seu manuseio.…”
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