LED二次光学设计

本文以LED二次光学设计为主线。首先介绍了LED在照明领域的一些独特的优点。对非成像光学系统中关于光度学的一些相关理论知识进行了概述。然后对二次光学设计的几种方法进行分析与比较。最后,对二次光学设计今后的发展方向做出了展望。

Effect of Pressure on Electronic Structures and Optical Properties of Rocksalt InN

The electronic structures and optical properties of rocksalt indium nitride （INN） under pressure were studied using the first-principles calculation by considering the exchange and correlation potentials with the generalized gradient approximation. The calculated lattice constant shows good agreement with the experimental value. It is interestingly found that the band gap energy Eg at the F or X point remarkably increases with increasing pressure, but Eg at the L point does not increase obviously. The pressure coefficient of Eg is calculated to be 44 meV/GPa at the F point. Moreover, the optical properties of rocksalt InN were calculated and discussed based on the calculated band structures and electronic density of states.

Electronic and optical properties of anion-doped c-ZrO_2 from first-principles calculations

Using the first-principles calculations based on density functional theory(DFT),the structure stability,electronic and some optical properties of C and N doped cubic ZrO2(c-ZrO2) in 24-atom systems were investigated.It is found from the formation energies calculations that N ions are easier to be doped into c-ZrO2 than C ions.The electronic structure results show that Zr8O15C and Zr8O15N systems are semiconductors with the band gap of 2.3 eV and 2.8 eV,respectively,which are lower than that of the pure ZrO2(3.349 eV).And optical properties results depict that anion doping,especially C adding,can enhance the static dielectric function,visible and ultraviolet light absorption and reflecting ability of c-ZrO2 crystal.

Application of fiber Bragg grating sensor network in aluminum reduction tank shell temperature monitoring

A fiber Bragg grating temperature sensor network was designed to implement the real-time health monitoring of the aluminum reduction cell. The heat transfer process was simulated using software ANSYS, and an on-line shell monitoring system was established based on optical sensing technology. According to aluminum reduction cell heat transfer theory, the 2D slice finite element model was developed. The relationship between shell temperature and cell status was discussed. Fiber Bragg grating （FBG） was chosen as the temperature sensor in light of its unique advantages. The accuracy of designed FBG temperature sensors exceeds 2 ~C, and good repeatability was exhibited. An interrogation system with 104 sensors based on VPG （volume phase grating） filter was established. Through the long-term monitoring on running state, the status of the aluminum reduction cell, including security and fatigue life could be acquired and estimated exactly. The obtained results provide the foundation for the production status monitoring and fault diagnosis. Long-term test results show good stability and repeatability which are compatible with electrolysis process.

First principles study on electronic structure and optical properties of novel Na-hP4 high pressure phase

The electronic structure and optical properties of novel Na-hP4 high pressure phase at different pressures(260,320,400 and 600 GPa)were investigated by the density functional theory(DFT)with the generalized gradient approximation(GGA)for the exchange and correlation energy.The band structure along the higher symmetry axes in the Brillouin zone,the density of states(DOS) and the partial density of states(PDOS)were presented.The band gap increases and the energy band expands to some extent with the pressure increasing.The dielectric function,reflectivity,energy-loss function,optical absorption coefficient,optical conductivity, refractive index and extinction coefficient were calculated for discussing the optical properties of Na-hP4 high pressure phase at different pressures.

Enhanced Property of Thin Cuprous Oxide Film Prepared through Green Synthetic Route

Thin cuprous oxide films have been prepared by chemical vapor deposition(pulsed spray evaporation-chemical vapor deposition)method without post-treatment.The synthesis of cuprous oxide was produced by applying a water strategy effect.Then,the effect of water on the morphology,topology,structure,optical properties and surface composition of the obtained films has been comprehensively investigated.The results reveal that a pure phase of Cu2O was obtained.The introduction of a small quantity of water in the liquid feedstock lowers the band gap energy from 2.16 eV to 2.04 eV.This finding was mainly related to the decrease of crystallite size due to the effect of water.The topology analyses,by using atomic force microscope,also revealed that surface roughness decreases with water addition,namely more uniform covered surface.Moreover,theoretical calculations based on density functional theory method were performed to understand the adsorption and reaction behaviors of water and ethanol on the Cu2O thin film surface.Formation mechanism of the Cu2O thin film was also suggested and discussed.

Electronic and Optical Properties of Rock-Salt A1N under High Pressure via First-Principles Analysis

Electronic and optical properties of rock-salt AIN under high pressure are investigated by first-principlesmethod based on the plane-wave basis set.Analysis of band structures suggests that the rock-salt AIN has an indirectgap of 4.53 eV,which is in good agreement with other results.By investigating the effects of pressure on the energygap,the different movement of conduction band at X point below and above 22.5 GPa is predicted.The opticalproperties including dielectric function,absorption,reflectivity,and refractive index are also calculated and analyzed.Itis found that the rock-salt AIN is transparent from the partially ultra-violet to the visible light area and hardly does thetransparence affected by the pressure.Furthermore,the curve of optical spectrum will shift to high energy area (blueshift) with increasing pressure.

Theoretical Studies on Electronic Structures and Spectroscopy of Fluorescent Arylamino Fumaronitrile

A new series of fluorescent arylamino fumarinitrile derivatives was designed and optimized using density function theory at the B3LYP/6-31G^＊ level. Based on the optimized geometries, the electronic, fluorescent and 13C NMR spectra are calculated with INDO/CIS, CIS-ZINDO TD, and B3LYP/6-31G^＊ methods, respectively. Starting with the first of the series, the LUMO-HOMO energy gaps of the derivatives become wider and the fluorescent wavelengths and the main peaks in the electronic spectra are blue-shifted owing to the large steric effect of naphthyl rings. On the contrary, the energy gaps of the derivatives turn narrow, and the fluorescent wavelengths and the main peaks in the electronic spectra are red-shifted since hydroxyl groups improve the symmetry and extend the conjugation system. The chemical shifts of sp^2-C on the phenyl rings are moved upfield, while chemical shifts of carbon atoms on the cyano groups and those connected with the cyano groups are changed downfield in the presence of hydroxyl groups.

Electronic and Optical Properties of Cubic SrHfO_3

In order to clarify the mechanism of optical transitions for cubic SrHfO_3, we have investigated the electronicstructure and optical properties of cubic SrHfO_3 using the plane-wave ultrasoft pseudopotential technique based on thefirst-principles density-functional theory (DFT).The ground-state properties, obtained by minimizing the total energy,are in favorable agreement with the previous work.From the band structure and charge densities as well as the theoryof crystal-field and molecular-orbital bonding, we have systematically studied how the optical transitions are affected bythe electronic structure and molecular orbitals.Our calculated complex dielectric function is in good agreement withthe experimental data and the optical transitions are in accord with the electronic structure.

First principles calculation on electronic structure,chemical bonding,elastic and optical properties of novel tungsten triboride

The electronic structures,chemical bonding,elastic and optical properties of the novel hP24 phase WB3 were investigated by using density-functional theory(DFT) within generalized gradient approximation(GGA).The calculated energy band structures show that the hP24 phase WB3 is metallic material.The density of state(DOS) and the partial density of state(PDOS) calculations show that the DOS near the Fermi level is mainly from the W 5d and B 2p states.Population analysis suggests that the chemical bonding in hP24-WB3 has predominantly covalent characteristics with mixed covalent-ionic characteristics.Basic physical properties,such as lattice constant,bulk modulus,shear modulus and elastic constants Cij were calculated.The elastic modulus E and Poisson ratio υ were also predicted.The results show that hP24-WB3 phase is mechanically stable and behaves in a brittle manner.Detailed analysis of all optical functions reveals that WB3 is a better dielectric material,and reflectivity spectra show that WB3 can be promised as good coating material in the energy regions of 8.5-11.4 eV and 14.5-15.5 eV.

Experimental and Theoretical Study on Pyrolysis of Isopsoralen

The pyrolysis of isopsoralen was studied by synchrotron vacuum ultraviolet photoionization mass spectrometry at low pressure. The pyrolysis products were detected at different photon energies, the ratios of products to precursor were measured at various pyrolysis temperatures. The experimental results demonstrate that the main pyrolysis products are primary CO and sequential CO elimination products （C10H602 and C9H60）. The decomposition channels of isopsoralen were also studied by the density functional theory, then rate constants for competing pathways were calculated by the transition state theory. The dominant decom- position channels of isopsoralen and the molecular structures for corresponding products were identified by combined experimental and theoretical studies.

Theoretical investigation of photoelectric properties of the four-coordinate organoboron compounds based on diketopyrrolopyrrole derivativ

In order to obtain high efficiency of organic light-emitting diodes and organic solar cells,a series of DPP-based four-coordinate organoboron compounds have been designed for photoelectric functional materials.The effects of electron-donating and-withdrawing substituent on the electronic and optical properties have been investigated by using density functional theory(DFT)and time-dependent DFT(TD-DFT)approaches systematically.It turned out that electron-donating and-withdrawing groups can tune effectively the frontier molecular orbital(FMO)energy level,energy gap,and absorption and fluorescence spectra.The introduction of electron-withdrawing groups for the parent molecule HBDPP(2,5-bis(diphenylboryl)-3,6-bis(pyridin-2-yl)pyrrolo[3,4-c]pyrrole-1,4(2H,5H)-dione)favors the decrease for the FMO energy(E_(LUMO)and E_(HOMO)),HOMO-LUMO gaps(E_(g)),and the downhill energetic driving force(ΔEL-L),while the electron-donating groups can increase E_(LUMO),E_(HOMO),E_(g),andΔEL-L compared with that of HBDPP,respectively.The absorption and fluorescence spectra of the electron-withdrawing substituted derivatives exhibit bathochromic shifts,while the absorption and fluorescence spectra of the electrondonating substituted derivatives show hypsochromic shifts compared with the parent molecule HBDPP,respectively.Furthermore,the stronger the electron-withdrawing/donating ability of group is,the more significant the effect in the optoelectronic properties.

A first-principles study of dihydroazulene as a possible optical molecular switch

By applying nonequilibrium Green's function formalism combined with first-principles density functional theory, we investigate the electronic transport properties of the dihydroazulene optical molecular switch. Three kinds of adsorption sites including the hollow, bridge and top sites are studied. The two forms of this molecule, namely the open form and the closed form, can reversibly switch from each other upon photoexcitation. Their transmission spectra are remarkably distinctive. Theoretical results show that the current of the closed form is always significantly larger than that of the open form for all three adsorption sites, which promises this system as possibly one of the good candidates for optical switches due to its unique advantage, and which may have some potential applications in the future molecular circuit.

First-principles calculations of optical properties of Mg_2Pb

Based on the density functional theory （DFT）, the electronic structures and optical properties of Mg2Pb are calculated by using the local density approximation （LDA） and plane wave pseudo-potential method. The calculation results show that the indirect band gap width of Mg2Pb is 0.02796 eV. The optical properties of MgzPb have isotropic characteristics, the static dielectric function of Mg2Pb is ε1（0） = 10.33 and the refractive index is n0 = 3.5075. The maximum absorption coefficient is 4.8060×10^5 cm-1. The absorption in the photon energy range of 25-40 eV approaches to zero, shows the optical colorless and transparent behaviors.

First-Principles Calculations on Electronic,Chemical Bonding and Optical Properties of Cubic Hf_3N_4

Electronic, chemicM bonding and optical properties of cubic Hf3N4 （ c-Hf3N4 ） are calculated using the first- principles based on the density functional theory （DFT）. The optimized lattice parameter is in good agreement with the available experimental and cedculational values. Band structure shows that c-Hf3N4 has direct band gap. Densities of states （DOS） and charge densities indicate that the bonding between Hf and N is ionic. The optical properties including complex dielectric function, refractive index, extinction coefficient, absorption coefficient, and refleetivity are predicted. Prom the theory of crystal-field and molecular-orbited bonding, the optical transitions of c-Hf3N4 affected by the electronic structure and molecular orbited are studied. It is found that the absorptive transitions of c-Hf3N4 compound are predominantly composed of the transitions from N T2 2p valence bands to Hf T2 （dxy, dxz, dyz） conduction bands.

Electronic structure and optical property of boron doped semiconducting graphene nanoribbons

We present a system study on the electronic structure and optical property of boron doped semiconducting graphene nanoribbons using the density functional theory. Energy band structure, density of states, deformation density, Mulliken popular and optical spectra are considered to show the special electronic structure of boron doped semiconducting graphene nanoribbons. The C-B bond form is discussed in detail. From our analysis it is concluded that the Fermi energy of boron doped semiconducting graphene nanoribbons gets lower than that of intrinsic semiconducting graphene nanoribbons. Our results also show that the boron doped semiconducting graphene nanoribbons behave as p-type semiconducting and that the absorption coefficient of boron doped armchair graphene nanoribbons is generally enhanced between 2.0 eV and 3.3 eV. Therefore, our results have a great significance in developing nano-material for fabricating the nano-photovoltaic devices.

Third-order nonlinear optical adjusting behavior in azobenzene metal complexes

The third-order nonlinear optical(NLO)materials with stimuli-responsive properties have received extraordinary attention due to their controllable photophysical properties.In this work,two attractive metal complexes third-order NLO switches,which are far superior to congeneric optical switches in terms of their performance conversion,versatility,and fast response,were successfully designed and synthesized.The test of their third-order NLO properties proves that the metal complexes exhibit reverse saturable absorption and self-defocusing refraction.After light irradiation,the third-order NLO behavior turns quickly into self-focusing refraction.The relation between the molecular structures and the third-order NLO properties was investigated via1H nuclear magnetic resonance and ultraviolet-visible absorption.The results show that the metal ions have a significant influence on the NLO behavior and reveal the origin of third-order NLO properties via Z-scan determinations,pump-probe technology,and density functional theory calculations.These metal complexes can be used as third-order NLO switches with excellent fatigue resistance and broaden the application range of third-order NLO materials with adjustable performances.

DFT Investigation of Structural,Electronic,Elastic and Optical Properties of SrMO_4(M=Mo and W)

A planes waves pseudo-potential calculations are performed for the SrMO4 （M=Mo and W） compound in order to investigate the structural, electronic, elastic and optical properties. The calculated lattice constants are in good agreement with experiment ones. The electronic structures show that SrMO4 has a direct band gap situated at F point. The calculated elastic constants indicate that both structures are mechanically stable. The bulk modulus, shear modulus, Young＇s modulus and Poisson ratio are investigated from the elastic constants, in the same time the anisotropy of the elastic properties is discussed. The imaginary part of the dielectric functions is calculated and the contributions of various transitions peaks are analyzed. Furthermore, the other optical properties such as absorption coefficient I（w）, optical reflectivity R（w）, energy-loss spectrum L（w）, and the refractive index n（w） have been investigated.