journal article·2013-10

Microstructure, luminescence and thermal stability properties of NaSrPO4:Tb3+ phosphors with various doping concentrations prepared using conventional solid-state sintering

Ru-Yuan Yang, Cheng-Tang Pan, Kun-Hsien Chen, Cheng-Yuan Hung

Optical Materials· Volume 35· Issue 12
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Abstract This paper reports the microstructure, luminescence and thermal stability properties of the NaSr 1− x PO 4 : x Tb 3+ powders ( x = 0.008, 0.01, 0.02, 0.04 and 0.06) via the conventional solid-state sintering at 1200 °C for 5 h. The X-ray diffraction result verifies all diffraction peaks are pure phase of NaSrPO 4 . The luminescence results show that the NaSrPO 4 : x Tb 3+ powders mainly excited at 370 nm have a series of the emission-states, related to the typical 4f → 4f intra-configuration forbidden transitions of Tb 3+ , and a major emission peak of around 546 nm. The concentration quenching of the NaSr 1− x PO 4 : x Tb 3+ phosphors is appeared at x = 0.02. The decay time values of the NaSr 1− x PO 4 : x Tb 3+ phosphors for the 5 D 4 state of the Tb 3+ are around 3.30 ms to 3.60 ms. It is also found the chromaticity coordinate of NaSrPO 4 :Tb 3+ phosphor varies with the increase of the concentration of Tb 3+ ions from blue to green. Moreover, the thermal stability of the NaSrPO 4 : x Tb 3+ phosphors is slightly better than that of conventional YAG phosphors.
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OpenAlex topics: Luminescence Properties of Advanced Materials · Radiation Detection and Scintillator Technologies · Solid-state spectroscopy and crystallography

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