New Trends in Amplifiers and Sources via Chalcogenide Photonic Crystal Fibers

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</svg>doped chalcogenide fiber source with broadband emission in the 3–5 <i><i>μ</i></i>m wavelength region [<a href="/journals/ijo/2012/575818/#B15">15</a>].</table>

International Journal of Optics

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Figure 2: New Trends in Amplifiers and Sources via Chalcogenide Photonic Crystal Fibers 