A novel orange-red emitting Ba3 Y4 O9：Sm^（3＋） phosphors were prepared by a high temperature solidstate reaction in air. X-ray diffraction（XRD）, photoluminescence spectra, fluorescence decay and temperature-depen...A novel orange-red emitting Ba3 Y4 O9：Sm^（3＋） phosphors were prepared by a high temperature solidstate reaction in air. X-ray diffraction（XRD）, photoluminescence spectra, fluorescence decay and temperature-dependent emission spectra were utilized to characterize the structure and luminescence properties. The results show that the excitation spectrum includes a series of linear peaks at350, 367, 382, 410, 424, 445, 470 and 495 nm, respectively. Under 410 nm excitation, the emission peaks were located at 574 nm（~4 G（5/2）-~6 H（5/2））, 608 nm（~4 G（5/2）-~6 H（7/2））,659 nm（~4 G（5/2）-~6 H（9/2）） and722 nm（~4 G（5/2）-~6 H（11/2））, respectively. The concentration quenching occurs when x equals 0.08 for Ba3 Y（4-x）O9：xSm^（3＋） phosphor and its mechanism is ascribed to the dipole-dipole interaction. The chromaticity coordinates of Ba3 Y（3.92）O9：0.08 Sm^（3＋） phosphor are in the orange-red region. The temperature-dependent study shows that this phosphor has excellent luminescence thermal-stability.And the luminescence intensity of Ba3 Y（3.92）O9：0.08 Sm^（3＋） phosphor at 473 K only declines by about25.75% of its initial intensity. The experimental data indicate that Ba3 Y4 O9：Sm^（3＋） phosphor may be promising as an orange-red emitting phosphor for white light emitting diodes.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2016YFB0701003)Key Program of the Frontier Science of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(YZDY-SSW-JSC018)+1 种基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(51402288)Natural Science Foundation of Liaoning Province(201602674)
文摘A novel orange-red emitting Ba3 Y4 O9：Sm^（3＋） phosphors were prepared by a high temperature solidstate reaction in air. X-ray diffraction（XRD）, photoluminescence spectra, fluorescence decay and temperature-dependent emission spectra were utilized to characterize the structure and luminescence properties. The results show that the excitation spectrum includes a series of linear peaks at350, 367, 382, 410, 424, 445, 470 and 495 nm, respectively. Under 410 nm excitation, the emission peaks were located at 574 nm（~4 G（5/2）-~6 H（5/2））, 608 nm（~4 G（5/2）-~6 H（7/2））,659 nm（~4 G（5/2）-~6 H（9/2）） and722 nm（~4 G（5/2）-~6 H（11/2））, respectively. The concentration quenching occurs when x equals 0.08 for Ba3 Y（4-x）O9：xSm^（3＋） phosphor and its mechanism is ascribed to the dipole-dipole interaction. The chromaticity coordinates of Ba3 Y（3.92）O9：0.08 Sm^（3＋） phosphor are in the orange-red region. The temperature-dependent study shows that this phosphor has excellent luminescence thermal-stability.And the luminescence intensity of Ba3 Y（3.92）O9：0.08 Sm^（3＋） phosphor at 473 K only declines by about25.75% of its initial intensity. The experimental data indicate that Ba3 Y4 O9：Sm^（3＋） phosphor may be promising as an orange-red emitting phosphor for white light emitting diodes.
