Micrometric patterning of a borogermanate glass containing terbium by thermal poling to manage luminescence and second order optical properties
Juliane Resges Orives,
Lia Mara Marcondes,
Lara Karam
et al.
Abstract:Borogermanate glasses containing terbium ions are interesting materials due to their luminescent and magnetic properties. Terbium can present two different oxidation states and the thermal poling technique can be a pertinent way to modulate spatially the oxidation state of this ions. In this work, we demonstrate using a thermo-electrical imprinting process the transfer of micro scaled motifs on the surface of a borogermanate glass containing Tb3+ resulting in a micrometric structuring of the oxidation state of… Show more
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