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A novel approach for controlling and flattening the radial distribution of the erbium ions within an aluminium enriched silica core glass as part of the modified chemical vapour deposition and solution doping techniques is presented. -Conference '35th Australian Conference on Optical Fibre Technology' was also held in conjunction with the conference: '19th Australian Institute of Physics (AIP) Congress' (Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre
The granulated silica method for preform and fibre production offers a high versatility with respect...
Abstract: Developing of new rare-earth (RE)-doped optical fibres for power amplifiers and lasers req...
The properties of glass optical fibres are very strongly dependent on the elemental concentration pr...
A novel approach for controlling and flattening the radial distribution of the erbium ions within an...
Abstract Summary A novel approach for controlling and flattening the radial distribution of the erbi...
This work assesses the incorporation of dopant ions such as Al3+, Ga3+, Zr4+, Nb5+, Ta5+ and Er3+ in...
Outside Vapour Deposition process was used to demonstrate transparent and defect-free optical prefor...
Increasing bandwidth demand in optical communication systems has led to significant research efforts...
In this paper we explore on an alternative technique to make rare earth (RE) doped optical fibre and...
Research into rare-earth ion doping of silica based optical fibres is described and a detailed study...
This thesis deals with the fabrication, characterisation, and applications of ytterbium: erbium codo...
Accurate determination of the rare earth dopant distribution in optical fibers enhances our understa...
This thesis describes the fabrication and characterisation of alumina-doped silica fiber preforms by...
International audienceWe review our recent progress in the characterization of the embedding of rare...
Accurate determination of the rare earth dopant distribution in optical fibers enhances our understa...
The granulated silica method for preform and fibre production offers a high versatility with respect...
Abstract: Developing of new rare-earth (RE)-doped optical fibres for power amplifiers and lasers req...
The properties of glass optical fibres are very strongly dependent on the elemental concentration pr...
A novel approach for controlling and flattening the radial distribution of the erbium ions within an...
Abstract Summary A novel approach for controlling and flattening the radial distribution of the erbi...
This work assesses the incorporation of dopant ions such as Al3+, Ga3+, Zr4+, Nb5+, Ta5+ and Er3+ in...
Outside Vapour Deposition process was used to demonstrate transparent and defect-free optical prefor...
Increasing bandwidth demand in optical communication systems has led to significant research efforts...
In this paper we explore on an alternative technique to make rare earth (RE) doped optical fibre and...
Research into rare-earth ion doping of silica based optical fibres is described and a detailed study...
This thesis deals with the fabrication, characterisation, and applications of ytterbium: erbium codo...
Accurate determination of the rare earth dopant distribution in optical fibers enhances our understa...
This thesis describes the fabrication and characterisation of alumina-doped silica fiber preforms by...
International audienceWe review our recent progress in the characterization of the embedding of rare...
Accurate determination of the rare earth dopant distribution in optical fibers enhances our understa...
The granulated silica method for preform and fibre production offers a high versatility with respect...
Abstract: Developing of new rare-earth (RE)-doped optical fibres for power amplifiers and lasers req...
The properties of glass optical fibres are very strongly dependent on the elemental concentration pr...
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