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Nonlinear Ge-As-Se chalcogenide fibers

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Ren, He
Zhang, Bin
Wang, Rongping
Yang, Anping
Zhang, Mingjie
Guo, Wei
Yang, Yan
Yang, Zhiyong
Tao, Hai-zheng
Tang, Dingyuan

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Chongging Yibiao Cailiao Yanjiusuo/Chongqing Instrument Materials Research Institute

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Ge-As-Se chalcogenide glasses with MCN of 2.45-2.5 are promising nonlinear optical materials in infrared regions since they exhibit excellent infrared transparency, high third-order nonlinearity, and ultra-low photo-induced refractive index change. We therefore fabricated high purity Ge-As-Se glasses using a dynamic distillation technique, and drew core/cladding fibers through the rod-in-tube approach. The fibers show good transmittance in the 2-8 μm spectral region. The background loss was around 1 dB/m, and the impurity related peak loss was about 6 dB/m.

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Gongneng Cailiao/Journal of Functional Materials

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2037-12-31