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Optimizing Er3+- luminescent properties in photonic glasses: sensitizers, nano and micro-structures

Brigitte Boulard
Massimo Brenci
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Alessandro Chiasera
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Claire Duverger-Arfuso
Maurizio Ferrari
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Stefano Pelli
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Olivier Peron

Résumé

Since the discovery of optical fibers, the possibilityto develop optically confined structures has opened new possibilities for making Dovel optical components. Rare earth-activated confined structures at different scales thus offer interesting solutions for this end. A growing activity in this field is aimed at the development of optical amplifiers in planar form based on rare-earth-activated glasses to provide devices such as lossless splitters, which can fiod applications in the metropolitan and local area networks. A further development to enhance the spectroscopic properties is achieved by rare-earth co-activated nanocomposite materials, also in planar format. The aim of this paper is to give a review concerning the advances in glass-based photonic systems, where light confinement or the presence of nanostructured hosts for the rare-earth induces an enhancement and a control of the optical and/or spectroscopic properties.
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hal-00167382 , version 1 (20-08-2007)

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Christina Armellini, Brigitte Boulard, Massimo Brenci, Andrea Chiappini, Alessandro Chiasera, et al.. Optimizing Er3+- luminescent properties in photonic glasses: sensitizers, nano and micro-structures. 29th international convention MIPRO - Microelectronics Electronics and Electronic Technologies (MIPRO 2006/MEET), May 2006, Opatija, Croatia. pp.19-24. ⟨hal-00167382⟩
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