Europium and samarium co-doped strontium sulfide (SrS∶Eu, Sm) infrared up-conversion phosphor was synthesized through calcining the precursor, which prepared by wet-method with strontium carbonate (SrCO_3), sulphur (...Europium and samarium co-doped strontium sulfide (SrS∶Eu, Sm) infrared up-conversion phosphor was synthesized through calcining the precursor, which prepared by wet-method with strontium carbonate (SrCO_3), sulphur (S), europium oxide (Eu_2O_3) and samarium oxide (Sm_2O_3) as the starting materials, lithium fluoride (LiF) as the fluxing agent, at 750~1200 ℃ in carbon-reducing atmosphere. XRD analysis shows that SrS crystal structure is formed at 750 ℃, most completely at 1100 ℃. The IR up-conversion luminescence properties were characterized by excitation, emission, up-conversion excitation, up-conversion emission and thermoluminescence spectra. The spectral analysis associated with the physical model of up-conversion luminescence shows that the IR up-conversion luminescence is resulted from electron trapping process of Sm 3+ energy level. The thermoluminescence peak does not appear below 500 ℃ indicating the trapping energy level is appropriately deep, 800~1400 nm near infrared light can be the release light to realize up-conversion luminescence.展开更多
文摘Europium and samarium co-doped strontium sulfide (SrS∶Eu, Sm) infrared up-conversion phosphor was synthesized through calcining the precursor, which prepared by wet-method with strontium carbonate (SrCO_3), sulphur (S), europium oxide (Eu_2O_3) and samarium oxide (Sm_2O_3) as the starting materials, lithium fluoride (LiF) as the fluxing agent, at 750~1200 ℃ in carbon-reducing atmosphere. XRD analysis shows that SrS crystal structure is formed at 750 ℃, most completely at 1100 ℃. The IR up-conversion luminescence properties were characterized by excitation, emission, up-conversion excitation, up-conversion emission and thermoluminescence spectra. The spectral analysis associated with the physical model of up-conversion luminescence shows that the IR up-conversion luminescence is resulted from electron trapping process of Sm 3+ energy level. The thermoluminescence peak does not appear below 500 ℃ indicating the trapping energy level is appropriately deep, 800~1400 nm near infrared light can be the release light to realize up-conversion luminescence.