Demonstration of Enhanced Saturable Absorption in Upconverter Integrated MoS2 Heterostructure Thin Film Using Nanopulsed Green Laser
Murugan Durairaj,
T. Chidambaram Sabari Girisun
Abstract:Upconverter/MoS2 heterostructure thin films were fabricated by simple hydrothermal technique. X‐ray diffraction and Raman studies assures the formation of upconverter/ MoS2 heterostructure. FESEM and HRTEM revealed that the nanobelt structured MoS2 mingled with trapezoid structure fluoride upconverters and sphere shaped oxide upconverters in films. Bandgap of MoS2 heterostructure films increased to 3.21 eV (NaYF4: Yb, Er), 3.72 eV (YF3: Yb, Er), 3.54 eV (Y2O3: Yb, Er) and 3.43 eV (CeO2: Yb, Er) than 1.98 eV (M… Show more
“…It was previously reported that nanomaterials with higher linear absorption coefficients possess larger nonlinear optical absorption. 83,84 It should be noted that Nb 4 C 3 MXene showed higher linear absorbance at 1900 nm wavelengths than that at 1560 nm wavelengths according to our measured linear absorption curve (Fig. 2d) and calculated curve (Fig.…”
The broadband nonlinear optical properties of Nb4C3 MXene were investigated using Z-scan techniques. Using Nb4C3 MXene, a single saturable absorber operating at both 1560 and 1930 nm was successfully fabricated for fiber laser mode-locking.
“…It was previously reported that nanomaterials with higher linear absorption coefficients possess larger nonlinear optical absorption. 83,84 It should be noted that Nb 4 C 3 MXene showed higher linear absorbance at 1900 nm wavelengths than that at 1560 nm wavelengths according to our measured linear absorption curve (Fig. 2d) and calculated curve (Fig.…”
The broadband nonlinear optical properties of Nb4C3 MXene were investigated using Z-scan techniques. Using Nb4C3 MXene, a single saturable absorber operating at both 1560 and 1930 nm was successfully fabricated for fiber laser mode-locking.
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