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Optical properties of CaSrSiO4:Eu2+ phosphors prepared by using a solid-state reaction method for white light-emitting diodes
We have studied the optical properties of CaSrSiO 4 :Eu 2+ phosphors synthesized by using the conventional solid-state reaction method and the role of Eu 3+ minority ions in those phosphors. The maximum photoluminescence integrated peak intensity was observed for the Ca 1− x Sr 1− x SiO 4 :2 x Eu 2+...
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Published in: | Journal of the Korean Physical Society 2015, 67(3), , pp.556-562 |
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Main Authors: | , , , , , , , |
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Summary: | We have studied the optical properties of CaSrSiO
4
:Eu
2+
phosphors synthesized by using the conventional solid-state reaction method and the role of Eu
3+
minority ions in those phosphors. The maximum photoluminescence integrated peak intensity was observed for the Ca
1−
x
Sr
1−
x
SiO
4
:2
x
Eu
2+
(2
x
= 0.0050) phosphor. A red shift of 3 nm from 510 to 513 nm in the emission wavelength of the CaSrSiO
4
:Eu
2+
phosphors was observed with increasing Eu concentration. Under an excitation of 244 nm, the Ca
1−
x
Sr
1−
x
SiO
4
:2
x
Eu
2+
(2
x
= 0.0050) phosphor showed a broad emission band at about 515 nm due to the 4
f
6
5
d
1
→ 4
f
7
transition of the Eu
2+
and small sharp peaks at about 594, 612, and 701 nm corresponding to the 5
D
0
-
7
F
J
transitions of Eu
3+
. The existence of Eu
3+
minority ions in the phosphor resulted in a broader full width at half maximum in the emission of the phosphor at the excitation wavelength of 390 ~ 400 nm, even at low Eu concentration. The white light-emitting diodes (LEDs) were fabricated by using the CaSrSiO
4
:Eu
2+
phosphors and 400-nm GaN-based LED chips and exhibited a high color rendering index of ~ 95 and correlated color temperature of ~ 5370 K. The broad emissions of the CaSrSiO
4
:Eu
2+
phosphors combined with the GaN-based LED chips are suitable for the realization of white LEDs. |
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ISSN: | 0374-4884 1976-8524 |
DOI: | 10.3938/jkps.67.556 |