journal article·2024-06Open access

YAG:Tb@YAG:Pr Single Crystalline Dual‐Layer Phosphor. An Alternative Approach to Multimodal Wide Range Luminescence Thermometry

Joanna Jedoń, Eugeniusz Zych, Justyna Zeler, Vitalii Gorbenko, Yuriy Zorenko

Advanced Optical Materials· Volume 12· Issue 17

Abstract

Abstract The SC‐YAG:Tb@YAG:Pr‐SCF composite epitaxial structure consisting of a 1 mm thick single crystal substrate of YAG:Tb garnet and a thin (9 µm) single crystalline film of YAG:Pr garnet is fabricated, and its luminescent properties are examined toward luminescence thermometry. The possibility to efficiently excite, individually or simultaneously, the Tb3+ and Pr3+ dopants by their intense allowed 4f→5d transitions is executed to reach relative thermal sensitivity higher than 1% K−1 over the range of temperatures as wide as 100–625 K and above 0.5% K−1 over 13–650 K. The obtained results demonstrate that using intra‐ and inter‐configurational emission transitions of Pr3+ and other lanthanides makes it possible to design wide‐range luminescence thermometers with high sensitivity spanning the entire operating limits.
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OpenAlex topics: Luminescence Properties of Advanced Materials · Radiation Detection and Scintillator Technologies · Terahertz technology and applications

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Affiliations

Faculty of Chemistry University of Wroclaw 14 F. Joliot‐Curie Street Wroclaw 50–383 Poland

Institute of Physics Kazimierz Wielki University 2 Powstancow Wielkopolskich Street Bydgoszcz PL‐85090 Poland

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