摘要
A new convenient calcium cyanamide （CaCN2） reduction route was developed to synthesize the Eu^2＋ activated Ca-α-SiAION phosphors containing low oxygen content. The luminescence properties of the obtained products were investigated for white LEDs application. The critical Eu^2＋ concentration in various hosts and its effect on the photoluminescence properties were studied. The optimized sample （10at.% Eu^2＋ vs. Ca^2＋） could be efficiently excited by the current GaN/InGaN blue LED chips and provided emission intensity competitive with that of YAG：Ce^3＋ （P46-Y3） standard, revealing that this phosphor was a potential candidate for phosphor-converted white LEDs.
A new convenient calcium cyanamide （CaCN2） reduction route was developed to synthesize the Eu^2＋ activated Ca-α-SiAION phosphors containing low oxygen content. The luminescence properties of the obtained products were investigated for white LEDs application. The critical Eu^2＋ concentration in various hosts and its effect on the photoluminescence properties were studied. The optimized sample （10at.% Eu^2＋ vs. Ca^2＋） could be efficiently excited by the current GaN/InGaN blue LED chips and provided emission intensity competitive with that of YAG：Ce^3＋ （P46-Y3） standard, revealing that this phosphor was a potential candidate for phosphor-converted white LEDs.
基金
a Grant-in-Aid for the Scientific Research (No16080210) on Priority Areas (440) from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan
