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UV laser-induced current in germanosilicate fibres with built in electrodes
Abstract
The nature of photocurrents is studied in germano-silicate single-mode fibres with built in electrodes. It is shown that irradiation by excimer KrF laser pulses at electric field intensities up to 1.6 MV cm-1 there causes a charge formation and transfer in the core of the fibre and the injection of photoelectrons from metal electrodes to the fibre cladding. Both effects facilitate the flow of electric current through the sample. The dependences of the photocurrent on the electric field strength, the energy density in the loser pulse, the fibre temperature, and the impurity hydrogen in the fibre core are obtained.