MECHANISM OF EMISSION COLOR SHIFT WITH ACTIVATOR CONCENTRATION IN EU+3 ACTIVATED PHOSPHORS
MECHANISM OF EMISSION COLOR SHIFT WITH ACTIVATOR CONCENTRATION IN EU+3 ACTIVATED PHOSPHORS
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DOI:
10.1149/1.2407810
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发表时间:
1971-01-01
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
JAFFE, PM
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作者:
OZAWA, L;JAFFE, PM
The emission of Eu+ 3 activated phosphors usually results from three excited states, namely'D. _,(bluegreen), 5D1 (green-orange), 5D0 (red) and the emission color shifts from yellow to red with an increase in activator concentration (1-3) and/or in the phosphor temperature (4-6).In the case where the phosphor temperature is held constant, the emission color shift as a function of activator concentration is due to the difference in concentration dependence curves of the~ D2,~ D1, and~ D, emissions in the Eu+ 3 spectrum. However, only the concentration quenching mechanism of the 5D0 emission is understood. The 5D0 emission intensity depends on the concentration of isolated single activator ions which in turn depend on the crystal structure of the host and the mole fraction of activator (7). For weakly absorbed direct photoexcitation, the 5Dn emission intensity per activator ion follows the equation