Engineering broadband and anisotropic photoluminescence emission from rare earth doped tellurite thin film photonic crystals
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Broadband and anisotropic light emission from rare-earth doped tellurite thin films is demonstrated using Er[superscript 3+]-TeO[subscript 2] photonic crystals (PhCs). By adjusting the PhC parameters, photoluminescent light can be efficiently coupled into vertical surface emission or lateral waveguide propagation modes. Because of the flexibility of light projection direction, Er[superscript 3+]-TeO[subscript 2] is a potential broadband light source for integration with three-dimensional photonic circuits and on-chip biochemical sensors.
Date issued
2012-01Department
MIT Materials Research Laboratory; Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Materials Science and EngineeringJournal
Optics Express
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Optical Society of America
Citation
Lin, Pao T. et al. “Engineering Broadband and Anisotropic Photoluminescence Emission from Rare Earth Doped Tellurite Thin Film Photonic Crystals.” Optics Express 20.3 (2012): 2124. © 2012 OSA
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1094-4087