journal article·2011-03

Optical properties of Er,Yb co-doped YAG transparent ceramics

Jun Zhou, Wenxin Zhang, Tongde Huang, Liang Wang, Jiang Li, Wenbin Liu, Benxue Jiang, Yubai Pan, Jingkun Guo

Ceramics International· Volume 37· Issue 2
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Abstract The transparent polycrystalline erbium and ytterbium co-doped yttrium aluminum garnet (Er,Yb:YAG) ceramics with various Yb contents from 5% to 25% were prepared by the solid-state reaction and the vacuum-sintering technique. The in-line transmittances of the mirror-polished ceramics exceed 80% from the visible band to the infrared band. The samples are very compact with few pores. The average grain size of the Er,Yb:YAG ceramic is about 15 μm. The upconversion luminescence spectra, infrared luminescence spectra and luminescence decay curves of the ceramics were observed and discussed. For 1%Er doped YAG ceramic, the best ion ratio of Yb3+ and Er3+ is around 15:1.
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