LI Hui-juan, SHAO Qi-yue, DONG Yan, JIANG Jian-qing, LIANG Chao, HE Jin-hua. The Thermal Quenching of YAG:Ce<sup>3+</sup> Phosphors for White LED Application[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 2008,29(6): 984-988
LI Hui-juan, SHAO Qi-yue, DONG Yan, JIANG Jian-qing, LIANG Chao, HE Jin-hua. The Thermal Quenching of YAG:Ce<sup>3+</sup> Phosphors for White LED Application[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 2008,29(6): 984-988DOI:
The Thermal Quenching of YAG:Ce3+ Phosphors for White LED Application
The cerium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet(YAG:Ce) phosphor is commonly used in white LED as the luminescence converter.The thermal quenching property of YAG:Ce
3+
phosphor has important effects on the luminous efficiency
photo-chromic parameters and reliability ofwhiteLED athigh temperature.In this paper
Y
3-x
Ce
x
AlO
12
(and Y
2.93-y
Ce
0.07
M
y
Al
5
O
12
(
M
=Lu
Gd) phosphorswere prepared by the high tempe-rature solidstate reaction method.The temperature-dependent photoluminescence properties of these phos-phorswere investigated under the excitation of 460 nm blue light.It is observed that the temperature has great influences on the photoluminescence properties of YAG:Ce
3+
phosphors.With the temperature increasing
the relative brightness is decreased and the emission band shifts toward the red.For Y
2.93
Al
5
O
12
:Ce
0.07
the relative brightness at 150℃ is only 89% comparedwith thatat the room temperature
and the emission band shifts toward the red for about 10 nm.The Ce
3+
concentration has no obvious effecton the thermalquenching properties of YAG:Ce
3+
.For Ludoped YAG:Ce
3+
phosphors
the blue shift of the emission spectra is observed because of the introduction ofLu3+ion which has a smaller ion radius than that of Y
3+
ion.The emission peak shifts to the blue for about 15 nm as the concentration ofLu increases from 0 to 2.5.It is also noted that the Lu
3+
substitution for Y
3+
has an improvementon the thermalquenching property of YAG:Ce
3+
phosphor.The relative brightness of Y
2.93-y
Ce
0.07
Lu
y
Al
5
O
12
phosphors with different y values retains above 94% at 150℃ compared with that at the room temperature.The relative brightness of Lu
2.93
Al
5
O
12
:Ce
0.07
phosphor changes very little at elevated temperature
and falls only by 3% at 150℃ comparedwith its brightness at room temperature.TheGd substitution for Y
3+
can shift the emission spectra of YAG:Ce
3+
toward longerwavelength
at the expense ofdeteriorating the thermal quenching property.The red shiftof the emission peak with Gd-doped YAG:Ce
3+
phosphorswasmeasured up to 35 nm with the concentration of Gd increasing from 0 to 2.5%.At the same time
the emission intensity is falling down rapidly.With the concentration of Gd increasing
the thermalquenching properties of Gd-doped YAG:Ce
3+
phosphors are alsoworsened.At 150℃
the Y
2.93-y
Gd
y
Al
5
O
12
:Ce
0.07
phosphorwithy 0.5 only can retain 78% of its luminance atroom tempera-ture
lower than that of undoped YAG:Ce
3+
+phosphor.The relative brightness of Y
2.93-y
Ce
0.07
M
y
Al
5
O
12
:Ce
0.07
phosphor withy 2.5 is below 90% when temperature is above 60℃
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