Abstract
Codoping with ions enhances the 1.54 μm emission
in crystal by about three times. Optical
damage resistant
ion increases the maximum phonon energy of
host, which is favorable for the nonradiative
relaxation from to state (Er). The time decay spectra show that
the incorporation of ions leads to a shortening lifetime of
state (Er), increasing the nonradiative
relaxation rate of (Er)
in . The 1.54 μm
emission enhancement is important to telecommunication application.
© 2012 Optical Society of America
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