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Study On Preparation Of Oxide-based Upconversion Luminescent Materials And Their Temperature Sensing Property

Posted on:2019-07-11Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:1361330569480495Subject:Materials Physics and Chemistry
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The measurement of temperature is closely related to scientific research,industrial production and daily life of human beings.So far,researchers are of great concern about the optical temperature sensing materials which use the fluorescence intensity ratio technique?FIR?to measure the temperature.FIR technique based on the thermally coupled levels of rare earth ions has been regarded as a very promising approach for non-contact optical temperature sensing.Compared with the measurement for absolute fluorescence intensity and luminescence lifetime,FIR method can effectively avoid the error caused by the fluorescence loss and the number of the luminescence center in the detection.In this thesis,the up-conversion luminescence?UCL?,temperature sensing behavior and electrical properties in Er3+ions doping and Er3+/Yb3+ions codoping ferroelectrics and tungstate materials were investigated.The main achievements are described as follows:?1?For the Er3+ions doped Bi3Ti1.5WO9 ceramics,by changing the doping concentration of Er3+ions,the color could be tunable from green to yellow.The electrical and UCL properties were enhanced by introducing a small amount of Er3+ions.For Er3+/Yb3+ions codoped Bi3Ti1.5WO9 ceramics,the emitted light was highly saturated.In addition,by using the FIR technique,the sensitivity had a large improvement of 33%by codoping 0.09 mol Yb3+in BTW:0.03Er at 483 K.Besides,by introducing La3+ions to replace the Bi3+in the A-sites of BTW:0.03Er,0.09Yb,the ferroelectric properties and dielectric properties were enhanced and the Curie temperature was effectively reduced.What's more,by introducing Nb5+ions to replace the Ti4+and W6+in the B-sites of BTW:0.03Er,0.09Yb,the UCL and ferroelectric properties could be improved.When the concentration of Nb5+ions was 4mol%,a large remnant polarization Pr?17.7?C/cm2?and a small coercive field?147.5kV/cm?were obtained.?2?Er3+-doped and Er3+/Yb3+-co-doped xLiNbO3-?1-x??K,Na?Nb O3?xLN-?1-x?KNN?ferroelectric ceramics were synthesized by a solid state reaction process.It found that UCL intensity was effectively controlled by altering the polarization time under an external electric field of 2 kV/mm.Furthermore,an optimal UCL was observed in a 0.4LN-0.6KNN:Er3+,3Yb3+sample and its excellent optical temperature sensitivity(0.006 K-1 at 643 K)from 83 to 663 K was 131%higher than that of 0.4LN-0.6KNN:Er3+.?3?On the basis of the idea of material design,several tungstate multiphase materials have been prepared,such as strontium tungstate?SWO?,calcium lanthanum tungstate(La2xCa3?1-x??WO4?3)and yttrium potassium tungstate?x KYW-?1-x?KW?.According to the samples'structures and UCL features,Er-doped strontium tungstate?SWOE-x?phosphors with multiphase structure were divided into three sorts,Sr3WO6types,Sr2WO5 types,and SrWO4 types.The influence of the Sr/W ratio in Er-doped strontium tungstates on temperature sensing property has been investigated via the fluorescence intensity ratio?FIR?technique.The maximal S is determined to be0.01275 K-1 at 523K with a broad temperature range from 83K to 563K in SWOE-0.6.For Er3+/Yb3+codoped La2xCa3?1-x??WO4?3 multiphase materials,the UCL intensity of multiphase materials was higher than that of pure phase?CaWO4 and La2?WO4?3?based luminescent materials.Besides,the temperature sensing properties of multiphase materials were still excellent in a broader temperature range.For Er3+/Yb3+codoped xKY?WO4?2-?1-x?K2WO4 multiphase materials,the UCL intensity of multiphase materials luminescent materials was higher than that of pure phase based luminescent materials.Besides,an optimal UCL was observed in the 0.6KYW-0.4KW sample.The maximal S is determined to be 0.0147 K-1 at 643K with a broad temperature range from83K to 663K in 0.6KYW-0.4KW.
Keywords/Search Tags:Up-conversion luminescence(UCL), Optical temperature sensing, Fluorescence intensity ratio(FIR), Multiphase material
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