Buying Dysprosium-doped Laser Gain Media
Dysprosium-doped laser gain media include both crystalline and glass materials, such as fluoride glasses, which are also used for fibers. These materials typically emit in the visible spectral region (yellow) and in the mid-infrared, making them useful for specialized laser applications.
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![]() Leader in fluoride glass and optical fiber technology Le Verre FluoréRue Gabriel Voisin Campus de Ker Lann 35170 Bruz, Brittany France | ![]() Thanks to their high rare-earth solubility (up to 100,000 ppm) and low phonon energy, LVF fluoride fibers offer dozens of active transitions, enabling a broad range of applications from visible to the mid-infrared. LVF dysprosium doped fibers are available as single-mode fibers. LVF dysprosium-doped single-mode fibers can be used for laser emission at visible wavelengths (478 nm, 575 nm) and midinfrared wavelengths (3.24 µm, 4.3 µm). |
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