journal article·2001-05

Optical transition probabilities and compositional dependence of Judd–Ofelt parameters of Nd3+ ions in fluoroindate glasses

A Flórez, J.F Martı́nez, M Flórez, P Porcher

Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids· Volume 284· Issue 1-3
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Abstract

Abstract Indium fluoride-based glasses constitute a new generation of materials for applications in the mid-infrared range. Fluoroindate glasses with the following compositions (in mol%): (40− x )InF 3 , 20ZnF 2 , 20SrF 2 , 16BaF 2 , 2GdF 3 , 2NaF, and x NdF 3 . with x =1.0,1.5,…,4.0 NdF 3 mol% were prepared in a dry box under argon atmosphere. The absorption spectra at room temperature in the spectral range 300–5000 nm were obtained. The experimental oscillator strengths, f exp , were calculated from the areas under the absorption bands. Using Judd–Ofelt theory and the fit process of least square, the phenomenological intensity parameters Ω λ ( λ =2,4,6) were obtained. From f–f intensity model the theoretical oscillator strengths f cal are calculated. In order to evaluates potential applications of Nd 3+ ions in fluoroindate glasses, the spectroscopy parameters: transition probability between multiplets A JJ ′ , branching ratio β JJ ′ , radiative lifetime τ r , peak cross-section for stimulate emission ρ p , for each band were obtained. The results were compared with those reported in the literature for similar glasses in the same concentrations and show that 4 F 3/2 → 4 I 11/2 transition has the most potential for laser application with a peak fluorescence at 1036 nm.
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