1. Multiple energy transfer between CaNb2O6:Tb3+, Eu3+ for single-component white light-emitting phosphors.
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Xiong, Ao, Tan, Jin, and Han, Cong
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TERBIUM ,PHOSPHORS ,ENERGY transfer ,LIGHT emitting diodes ,DOPING agents (Chemistry) ,COLOR temperature ,LUMINESCENCE - Abstract
A series of host-activated Tb
3+ and Eu3+ -co-doped CaNb2 O6 (CNO) phosphors with tunable luminescence were synthesized via high-temperature solid-state method with the purpose of developing single-component phosphors for white light-emitting diode (LED) devices. Benefiting from blue broadband emission of CNO and multiple energy transfer of NbO4 3− → Tb3+ → Eu3+ , white light-emitting CNO:Tb3+ , Eu3+ phosphors were achieved by reasonably adjusting the doping content of Tb3+ and Eu3+ ions. Two typical white light-emitting phosphors, CNO:0.015Tb3+ , 0.02Eu3+ with color coordinate (0.33, 0.33) and CNO:0.10Tb3+ , 0.05Eu3+ with color coordinate (0.40, 0.39), could maintain 63% and 73% of the initial integral intensity at 150 °C and had good color stability. Subsequently, the representative CNO:0.015Tb3+ , 0.02Eu3+ phosphors were successfully applied to a 275 nm ultraviolet chip to fabricate a white LED device with a low correlated color temperature of 3464 K and a high color rendering index of 86.0. The above results indicate that synthesized single-component white light-emitting CNO:Tb3+ , Eu3+ phosphors have good application prospects in the field of white LED. Moreover, this strategy of using self-activated host and multiple energy transfer also provides guidance for the design of novel white light-emitting phosphors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2022
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