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Investigations of Faraday effect in oxide glasses for optoelectronics devices

Amorphous glassy materials are of great interest on account of their possible application in optical electronics and glass fiber techniques. In this article lead-bismuth-gallium oxide glasses has been investigated. These materials are characterized by the great value of refractive index and because of absence of paramagnetic ions possess good magneto-optic properties. Measurements of the Faraday effect confirm the occurrence considerable value of the Verdet constant in the group of glasses without rare-earth elements, promising for application in magneto-optic devices.