A brief review of the features of the defect structure and studies of the luminescent properties of nonlinear optical lithium niobate crystals of various compositions and genesis was given. It was established that the electron-hole pair NbNb4+-O- in the oxygen-octahedral cluster NbO6 emitted in the short-wavelength region of the visible spectrum (400-500 nm), while point defects (VLi and NbNb4+-NbLi4+ bipolarons) - in the long-wavelength region (500-620 nm). At the ratio of Li/Nb≈1 the luminescence was extinguished in the visible region of the spectrum due to decreasing the intrinsic luminescence centers. It was shown that the presence of polaron luminescence in the near-IR region (700-1050 nm) was due to the small polarons NbLi4+ and impurity ions Cr3+ localized in lithium and niobium octahedra. The energy transfer between the luminescence centers in the visible and near-IR spectral regions was detected. Moreover, luminescence in near-IR regions was dominant. Doping of LiNbO3 crystals with zinc and magnesium at ZnO<4.46 mol.% and MgO<5.29 mol.% led to decreasing luminescence of intrinsic defects (VLi, NbNb4+-NbLi4+). However, there was an increase of the contribution of the short-wave spectrum component at higher dopant concentrations because of the introduction of Zn and Mg into the origin positions of Nb ions.
Фотолюминесценции с поверхности конгруэнтных и близких к стехиометрическому составу кристаллов ниобата лития, полученных по разным технологиям слабо зависит от стехиометрии и технологии выращивания кристаллов и её максимум находится при ~2.8 эВ. Природа центров свечения при 2.776-2.801 и 2.913-2.954 эВ, в основном, связана с излучательной рекомбинацией между двумя электронно-дырочными парами Nb-O’ и Nb-O’’ в кислородно-октаэдрическом кластере NbO6. Слабая люминесценция дефектов с участием NbLi наблюдается в низкоэнергетической области спектра (E<2.5 эВ).
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