PU Yong, ZHU Da-chuan, HAN Tao. Preparation and Characterization of Ca<sub>1-<em>x-y</em></sub>WO<sub>4</sub>∶<em>x</em>Pr<sup>3+</sup>,<em>y</em>Li<sup>+</sup> Deep Red Phosphors for White LEDs Excited by Blue Light[J]. 发光学报, 2012,33(1): 12-16
PU Yong, ZHU Da-chuan, HAN Tao. Preparation and Characterization of Ca<sub>1-<em>x-y</em></sub>WO<sub>4</sub>∶<em>x</em>Pr<sup>3+</sup>,<em>y</em>Li<sup>+</sup> Deep Red Phosphors for White LEDs Excited by Blue Light[J]. 发光学报, 2012,33(1): 12-16 DOI: 10.3788/fgxb20123301.0012.
Preparation and Characterization of Ca1-x-yWO4∶xPr3+,yLi+ Deep Red Phosphors for White LEDs Excited by Blue Light
deep red phosphors have been synthesized for white LEDs by high temperature solid state reaction. The crystal structure
surface morphology and spectral characteristics of the samples were investigated by the use of X-ray diffraction (XRD)
SEM and fluorescence spectrophotometer. It is found that the synthesized crystalline powders are tetragonal system CaWO
4
. The particle size of pre-milling sample is more uniform and smaller than the manual grinded sample. The excitation-peaks are between 440 and 500 nm
and the main emission-peaks are located at 602
620
651 nm (Pr
3+
ion of
1
D
2
3
H
4
3
P
0
3
H
6
3
P
0
3
F
2
transition). The peak at 651 nm has the strongest relative luminous intensity. The effects of doping density of Pr
3+
Li
+
calcining temperature and the addition of flux on the characteristics of luminescence have also been investigated. It shows that the Ca
1-
x-y
WO
4
∶
x
Pr
3+
y
Li
+
can be used as red phosphors for blue light chips based white LEDs.
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