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  • Photosensitivity and Quadratic Nonlinearity in Glass Waveguides: Fundamentals and Applications
  • Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1995),
  • paper PMA.3
  • https://doi.org/10.1364/PQN.1995.PMA.3

Mechanisms of Photo-bleaching of 5eV Absorption Band in Hydrogen Loaded Ge-doped Si O2

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Abstract

It has been well known that the optical absorption band at 5eV exists in Ge doped a-SiO2. Some origins of photosensitivity are proposed [1] and undoubtedly one of them is related to the origin of 5eV band [2]. Two kinds of different defects have responsibility on the absorption band at 5eV, one is a neutral oxygen vacancy (NOV) peaking at 5.06eV and the other is a Ge lone pair center (GLPC) at 5.14eV [3]. Hosono et al. reported that the NOV was photochemically converted into Ge E' center [2]. Recently, a maximum refractive-index change A of 1% has been reported in hydrogen-loaded germsnosilicate fibers. In this article, photochemical reactions in H2 loaded Ge-doped a-SiO2 were examined [4].

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