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Achievement Of Color-adjustable Borate Phosphor And Its Property Based On Energy Transfer And Host Composition

Posted on:2019-05-27Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:M M TianFull Text:PDF
GTID:2371330569978955Subject:Condensed matter physics
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A series of M3Tb?BO3?3:Ln3+(M=Sr and Ba,Ln=Sm3+and Eu3+),Ca2BO3Cl:Eu2+,nM2+?M=Sr and Ba?and Ca2?BO3?1-x?PO4?xCl:Eu2+phosphors were synthesized.The microstructure,X-ray diffraction,luminenscent properties,energy transfer,chromaticity coordinates and theremal properties of the phosphors were studied.?1?A series of new tunable emission phosphors of Sm3+and Eu3+single-doped M3Tb?BO3?3?M=Sr and Ba?phosphors were synthesized by the solid-state reaction.crystallization behavior and structure,reflectance spectral properties,luminescence properties,energy transfer,lifetimes,temperature dependent luminescence properties and CIE chromaticity coordinate of M3Tb?BO3?3:Ln3+?M=Sr and Ba,Ln=Sm and Eu?were systematically investigated.M3Tb?BO3?3?M=Sr and Ba?crystallizes in a rhombohedral cell with space group R-3 by Rietveld structure refinement of the obtained phosphors with the standard data of Ba3Dy?BO3?3.Sr3Tb?BO3?3 and Ba3Tb?BO3?3 emit yellowish-green emission with the main peak around 555 nm and 550 nm,respectively,which originates from 5D4?7F4 transition of Tb3+,and M3Tb?BO3?3:Ln3+?Ln=Sm and Eu?phosphors show intense yellowish-green,yellow,orange and red emission with increasing Ln3+concentration under274 nm and 286nm excitation.The orange-red/red emissions peaked at 613nm(Sr3Tb?BO3?3:Sm3+),627nm(Sr3Tb?BO3?3:Eu3+),607nm(Ba3Tb?BO3?3:Sm3+)and 625nm(Ba3Tb?BO3?3:Eu3+)are contributed to the efficiently energy transfer Tb3+?Sm3+and Tb3+?Eu3+.?2?Single-phased and single Eu2+doped warm white-light phosphors Ca2BO3Cl:Eu2+,nM2+?M=Sr and Ba?were synthesized by controlling cations substitution systematically.The XRD,luminenscence properties and CIE chromaticity coordinate of Ca2BO3Cl:Eu2+,nM2+?M=Sr and Ba?phosphors were anylysized.Warm white light can be clearly generated by combining the blue emission?410nm?and the yellow emission?577nm?.In our case,for warm white phosphors CBL:Eu2+,0.07Sr2+and CBL:Eu2+,0.01 Ba2+,the corresponding color coordinates?x,y?is?0.3890,0.3538?and?0.3602,0.3171?,CCT is 3647K and 3980K,and meanwhile Ra value is 64 and 80,separately.Therefore,a wider spectral distribution of blue and yellow emissions for CBL:Eu2+,M2+?M=Sr and Ba,?is sufficiently applied in high-quality white-lighting source for indoor lighting.The use of cations to replace the cations in the host to achieve a blue-yellow dual-emission single-doped phosphor is an effective method for the preparation of solid-state light sources.?3?High luminous efficacy,high-color-rendering index?CRI?,single-phased and single Eu2+doped warm white-light phosphors Ca2?BO3?1-x?PO4?xCl were synthesized by controlling anion substitution systematically.The anionic polyhedron substitution of PO4 for BO3 causes a great distortion of the host lattice,which enables the tuning of luminescent properties.An additional distinct emission peaking at 462 nm(in addition to 577nm of Ca2BO3Cl:Eu2+)was observed under the same excitation when PO43-was introduced.Therefore,with the crystal structure evolution,the ratio blue/yellow was changed by adjusting the ratio of BO3/PO4,which provides a new way for developing a high CRI warm white-light phosphor.The internal quantum efficiency?IQE?of the Ca2?BO3?0.64?PO4?0.36Cl:Eu2+phosphor was 64.0%.Thewarmwhitelight-emittingdiode?w-LED?wasfabricatedwith Ca2?BO3?0.64?PO4?0.36Cl:Eu2+phosphor and a 380 nm-emitting InGaN chip,which exhibited promising properties,such as the high Ra?83.4?,the low correlated color temperature?3907K?and high luminous efficacy?L?30.4 lm/W?.Importantly,the w-LED shows a greater R9=39.3versus R9=14.3 of commercial YAG:Ce3+.As a warm white phosphor for Ca2?BO3?1-x?PO4?xCl:Eu2+has a broad application prospect in indoor lighting.
Keywords/Search Tags:phosphor, Borate, Luminescent properties, Crystal field, Energy transfer
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