The Yb3＋：LiGd（WO4）2 crystal with the dimension of Ф15×35 mm3 was grown by Czochralski technique. The spectroscopic characterization and fluorescence dynamics of Yb3＋ in yb3＋：LiGd（WO4）2 crystal were inve...The Yb3＋：LiGd（WO4）2 crystal with the dimension of Ф15×35 mm3 was grown by Czochralski technique. The spectroscopic characterization and fluorescence dynamics of Yb3＋ in yb3＋：LiGd（WO4）2 crystal were investigated. The yb3＋：LiGd（WO4）2 crystal exhibits a broad absorption band centered near 975 nm with the linewidths of 16 and 11 nm and maximal absorption cross-section of 3.60 × 10-20 and 2.90× 10-20 cm2 for π- and σ-polarization, respectively. The emission broadband has an FWHM of 47 and 45 nm with the emission cross sections of 3.92 × 10-20 and 3.34× 10-2o cm2 at 1020 nm for re- and or-polarization, respectively. The measured fluorescence lifetime is 398 gs. The blue light emission around 480 nm through cooperative upconversion from the de-excitation of excited Yb3＋-Yb3＋ pairs at 4 K was observed under 932-nm excitation and demonstrated.展开更多
基金Support by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.60808033)train object program of Jiangxi Province Young Scientists,Natural Science Foundation of Jiangxi Province(No.2011BAB206029,2010GQS0064 and 2008GZW0012)excellent young academic talent program of Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics
文摘The Yb3＋：LiGd（WO4）2 crystal with the dimension of Ф15×35 mm3 was grown by Czochralski technique. The spectroscopic characterization and fluorescence dynamics of Yb3＋ in yb3＋：LiGd（WO4）2 crystal were investigated. The yb3＋：LiGd（WO4）2 crystal exhibits a broad absorption band centered near 975 nm with the linewidths of 16 and 11 nm and maximal absorption cross-section of 3.60 × 10-20 and 2.90× 10-20 cm2 for π- and σ-polarization, respectively. The emission broadband has an FWHM of 47 and 45 nm with the emission cross sections of 3.92 × 10-20 and 3.34× 10-2o cm2 at 1020 nm for re- and or-polarization, respectively. The measured fluorescence lifetime is 398 gs. The blue light emission around 480 nm through cooperative upconversion from the de-excitation of excited Yb3＋-Yb3＋ pairs at 4 K was observed under 932-nm excitation and demonstrated.
