Thermally stable downconversion luminescence and upconversion temperature sensing properties of erbium-doped Na2Y2TeB2O10 phosphor

Song, Jialiang; Yang, Tongsheng; Zhang, Hongzhi; Xiang, Yuefei; Song, Ruitong; Wang, Bo; Zhu, Jing

doi:10.1016/j.jlumin.2022.119664

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“…The graph shows that the S A value increases but the S R value decreases as the temperature rises from 293 to 443 K. The maximum S A was observed 0.307 % K À 1 at 443 K, while the maximum S R was observed 1.33 % K À 1 at 293 K. The highest relative sensitivities of numerous synthesized phosphors utilised in optical thermometry are depicted in Table 3. [12,[66][67][68][69] It is established that SYW : xEr 3 + (x = 9.0 mol %) phosphor is predicted to be a potential candidate in the field of temperature sensing with a high sensitivity.…”

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Green Emission of Erbium Doped SYW Phosphors for Optical Thermometry And Solid‐State Lighting

Kumari,

Rao,

Sinha

2024

ChemPhotoChem

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A series of Er3+ ions doped Sr9Y2W4O24 (SYW) phosphors have been synthesised using solid‐state reaction technique. For optical thermometry and solid state lighting applications, the crystal structure, morphological, and luminescence features of the SYW: Er3+ phosphors were explored. X‐ray diffraction (XRD) reveal that synthesised phosphors having single phase with a tetragonal crystal structure and I41/a space group. SEM was used to examine the morphological behaviour and presence of composition elements. The optical bandgap of the phosphor was evaluated using UV‐Vis diffuse reflection spectra (DRS). The photoluminescence (PL) emission spectra were captured under 380 nm excitation, and the peak with the maximum intensity was identified at 563 nm ascribed to transition 4S3/2 →4I15/2, that emits green color in visible region. The temperature dependent PL (TD‐PL) spectra show that SYW phosphor is substantially more thermally stable, having thermal activation energy of about 0.247 eV. Additionally, the fluorescence intensity ratio (FIR) was used to study the optical sensing characteristics of the thermal quenching transitions (2H11/2, 4S3/2) with maximum relative sensitivity (SR) and an absolute sensitivity (SA) being 1.33% K−1and 0.307% K‐1, respectively. All of the aforementioned findings demonstrate that SYW: Er3+ phosphors have potential for optical thermometry and other photonic devices.

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