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Magneto-optical and luminescent properties of Tb3+ ions doped GBPZ magneto-optical glass

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Abstract Paramagnetic GeO2-B2O3-P2O5-ZnO (GBPZ) magneto-optical glass doped with different concentration of Tb3+ ions (20–45 mol%) was successfully prepared by high-temperature melting quenching technology. The effects of different concentrations of Tb3+… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Paramagnetic GeO2-B2O3-P2O5-ZnO (GBPZ) magneto-optical glass doped with different concentration of Tb3+ ions (20–45 mol%) was successfully prepared by high-temperature melting quenching technology. The effects of different concentrations of Tb3+ ions on the structure, magneto-optical properties and luminescence properties of GBPZ glass system were studied. Through theoretical calculation, the effective doping concentration, molar volume, oxygen packing density and theoretical optical alkalinity of Tb3+ ions in the glass were obtained and analyzed the effect of these parameters on the Verdet constant. It is worth noting that the GBPZ glass samples exhibit excellent magneto-optical properties, especially the Verdet constant value of the glass sample with Tb3+ ions doping concentration of 45 mol% reaches -168.55 rad/(T·m) at the incident light wavelength of 633 nm, which is significantly higher than the Verdet constant (-134 rad/(T·m)) of the commercially available terbium gallium garnet crystal, and the strong green emission located at 544 nm observed from the sample will contribute to GBPZ magneto-optical glass in optical field of application.

Keywords: tb3 ions; glass; optical glass; magneto optical; gbpz magneto

Journal Title: Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids
Year Published: 2021

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