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Interstitial Oxygen-Driven Far-Red/Near-Infrared Emission and Efficiency Enhancement via Heterovalent Cation Substitution in Ca3WO6 Phosphors

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By Zheng Xu, Yining Wang, Xiaole Xing, Lingkang Yu
| ACS Publications
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Multi-site occupancy high-efficient CaY2ScZrAl3O12:Cr3+, Ce3+ phosphor for application in broadband NIR pc-LEDs

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By Xiaole Xing, Xiaobin Wei, Yining Wang, Lingkang Yu
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Multi-site occupancy high-efficient CaY2ScZrAl3O12:Cr3+, Ce3+ phosphor for application in broadband NIR pc-LEDs With the increasing demand for highly efficient and easily valuable near-infrared (NIR) illumination in many fields, such as night vision, agriculture and medical sectors, it is of great importance to develop new NIR light sources. Here, we have successfully synthesized a novel broadband NIR phosphor by incorporating Cr3+ ions into the CaY2ScZrAl3O12 (CYSZA) matrix.
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Enhanced NIR optical property of single-site-occupied ultra-broadband InNbTiO6:Cr3+ phosphor at 965 nm through Ga3+ doping

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By Xiaole Xing, Yining Wang, Yixin Sun, Lingkang Yu
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Enhanced NIR optical property of single-site-occupied ultra-broadband InNbTiO6:Cr3+ phosphor at 965 nm through Ga3+ doping Most near-infrared (NIR) phosphors suffer from short emission wavelength (< 1000 nm) and narrow full width at half maximum (FWHM) values below 200 nm, restricting their broader applications in non-destructive test, spectral analysis and photovoltaic fields.
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