We report on the optical refrigeration of ytterbium doped silica glass by> 40 K starting at room temperature, which represents more than a two-fold improvement over the previous …
Glass formation and structure-property relations were explored in highly modified borate glasses containing high loads of rare-earth elements, whose crystalline analogues display a …
Laser cooling of a 5? cm long, 1? mm diameter ytterbium doped (6.56× 10^ 25 ions/m^ 3) silica rod by 67? K from room temperature was achieved. For the pump source, a 100? W …
An ytterbium doped silica optical fiber with a core diameter of 900µm has been cooled by 18.4 K below ambient temperature by pumping with 20 W of 1035 nm light in vacuum. In air …
From laser design to optical refrigeration, experimentally measured fluorescence spectra are often utilized to obtain input parameters for predictive models. However, in materials that …
The first observation of cooling by anti-Stokes pumping in nanoparticle-doped silica fibers is reported. Four Yb-doped fibers fabricated using conventional modified chemical vapor …
Two color optical pumping, both above (anti-Stokes pump or ASP) and below (Stokes pump) the lasing wavelength, was adopted to reduce the net quantum defect (QD) in a solid-state …
Silica glass is a strong candidate in the development of radiation balanced fiber lasers and amplifiers due to its properties such as high stability, high mechanical robustness and …
A detailed investigation into the wavelength-dependent cooling efficiencies of two ultra-pure large core diameter ytterbium-doped silica fibers is carried out by means of the laser …