Trivalent-iron-doped andalusite as crystal for microwave waves

Eru, I. I.; Peskovatskiy, S. A.; Chernets, A. V.

doi:10.1109/jqe.1968.1074969

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“…42.52 -76.30 ø Among the known maser crystals, andalusite (AI203.Si02) with Fe3+ ions has the highest value of zero magnetic field splitting. This advantage of andalusite is especially important for solid-state masers of the millimeter (mm) wave band [1]. However, in order to develop a mm maser, it is necessary to know the frequency dependence of the inversion ratio I.…”

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Inversion ratio in trivalent-iron doped andalusite in the Q and V-bands

Mishenko¹,

Cherpak²

1981

J. Phyique Lett.

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Inversion ratio in trivalent-iron doped andalusite in the Q and V-bands

Mishenko¹,

Cherpak²

1981

J. Phyique Lett.

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“…Besides ruby [SI, chromium-doped rutile (Cr-Ti02 [a]), and iron-doped rutile (FeTiOt [7]), also FeAlpOl (sapphire), Cr-BerAlnSi~Ol~ (emerald), and Cr-&CO(CN)e have been used in masers with limited success (for references, see [2]). A "new" very interesting maser crystal is iron-doped andalusite (AI,SiOs [8]), which at present is only available as a natural gemstone.…”

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