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An efficient near-infrared (NIR) downconversion (DC) by converting broadband ultraviolet (UV) into NIR was demonstrated in YVO4:Tm3+,Yb3+ phosphors. The phosphors were extensively characterized using various methods such as X-ray diffraction, photoluminescence excitation, photoluminescence spectra and decay lifetime to provide supporting evidence for DC process. Upon UV light varying from 260 to 350 nm or blue light (473 nm) excitation, an intense NIR emission of Yb3+ corresponding to transition of 2F5/2→2F7/2 peaking at 985 nm was generated. The visible emission, the NIR mission and the decay lifetime of the phosphors of various Yb3+ concentrations were investigated. Experimental results showed that the energy transfer from vanadate group to Yb3+ via Tm3+ was very efficient. Application of the broadband DC YVO4:Tm3+,Yb3+ phosphors might greatly enhance response of siliconbased solar cells.
The efficient conversion of ultraviolet (NIR) into NIR was demonstrated in YVO4: Tm3 +, Yb3 + phosphors. The phosphors were extensively characterized using various methods such as X-ray diffraction, photoluminescence excitation, photoluminescence After UV light varying from 260 to 350 nm or blue light (473 nm) excitation, an intense NIR emission of Yb3 + corresponding to transition of 2F5 / 2 → 2F7 / 2 peaking at 985 nm was generated. The visible emission, the NIR mission and the decay lifetime of the phosphoresters of various Yb3 + concentrations were investigated. The experimental results showed that the energy transfer from vanadate group to Yb3 + via Tm3 + was very efficient. Application of the broadband DC YVO4: Tm3 +, Yb3 + phosphors might greatly enhance response of silicon-based solar cells.