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Glass-ceramics (considered here as a glassy host containing crystalline or amorphous nanoparticles) are of interest for luminescent properties as they can combine the sturdiness and low cost of a matrix host with particular spectroscopic behavior that would not appear in this host [1]. Ideally, nanoparticles would fully encapsulate luminescent...
Development of new active optical fiber devices requires materials with augmented intrinsic properties, using luminescent ion–doped silica as a host glass. Nanoparticles (NPs) in optical fibers can provide this augmentation as they can combine the sturdiness and low cost of silica with particular spectroscopic behavior that would not appear in...
The engineered processing of dielectric nanoparticles (DNPs) in optical fibers via luminescent ion-doping of silica-based glass aims at providing an enhanced spectroscopic behavior compared to pure silica. These DNPs should positively impact applications in high power fiber lasers, light sources with new wavelengths and telecommunications. The...
The engineered processing of dielectric nanoparticles (DNPs) in optical fibers via luminescent ion-doping of silica-based glass aims at providing an enhanced spectroscopic behavior compared to pure silica. These DNPs should positively impact applications in high power fiber lasers, light sources with new wavelengths and telecommunications. The...
Development of new active optical fiber devices requires materials with augmented intrinsic properties, using luminescent ion–doped silica as a host glass. Nanoparticles (NPs) in optical fibers can provide this augmentation as they can combine the sturdiness and low cost of silica with particular spectroscopic behavior that would not appear in...
Development of new active optical fiber devices requires materials with augmented intrinsic properties, using luminescent ion–doped silica as a host glass. Nanoparticles (NPs) in optical fibers can provide this augmentation as they can combine the sturdiness and low cost of silica with particular spectroscopic behavior that would not appear in...