YANG Hong-mei, SHI Jian-xin, GONG Meng-lian, LIANG Hong-bin. A Potential Green Phosphor for Application in PDP[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 2010,31(6): 791-795
YANG Hong-mei, SHI Jian-xin, GONG Meng-lian, LIANG Hong-bin. A Potential Green Phosphor for Application in PDP[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 2010,31(6): 791-795DOI:
Structural characterization of the luminescent material Ca
2
GeO
4
:Tb
3+
was carried out with X-ray powder diffraction analysis. The VUV luminescence property of the green emitting phosphor Ca
2
GeO
4
:Tb
3+
was studied in details. When absorption at 172 nm
the phosphor shows bright green emission at 549 nm due to the
5
D
4
7
F
5
magnetic dipole transition
the optimum Tb
3+
doping concentration is
x
=0.05. The absorption intensity at 147 nm and 172 nm is almost 1.5 and 1.7 times of that at 218 nm
respectively. It is worthy to point out that the intense excitation at 147 nm and 172 nm in UVU region makes it undoubtedly convenient to apply in PDP
because the wavelength of excitation source in PDP is mainly at 147 nm and 172 nm. In addition
the Al
3+
co-doping enhances the green emission from Ca
2
GeO
4
:Tb
3+
by about 2 times under VUV excitation. The excellent luminescence properties make it possible as a good candidate for the PDP application.
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