“…As such, other glass materials with bigger Raman scattering coefficient in a wider Stokes shift band have been demanded. Since the advent of tellurite-based RFA that exhibited appreciably wider gain bandwidth in a much shorter interaction length than silica-based RFA [10], attention has been paid to tellurite glass as a RFA material [11][12][13][14]. The Raman scattering coefficient and also bandwidth of tellurite glass can be controlled through compositional adjustments.…”