| White LED is considered to be the most promising white light source due to its unique absolute advantages and energy saving potential in the lighting field.Although LED has been commercialized at present,the white LED obtained by compounding the yellow phosphor with the blue chip has the disadvantages of high color temperature and low color rendering index.However,the white LED obtained by compounding the(near)UV chip with the three-color phosphor has a fatal defect such as low luminous efficiency.Therefore,it is of significant practical value to improve the existing phosphor or develop a new white phosphor.In this dissertation,tungstate and molybdate were chosen as the matrix,and two ion-codoped single-substrate white phosphors were synthesized by co-precipitation method and microwave method.The effects of changing the kind of active agent,the amount of addition,and the ratio of rare earth ionic substances on the luminescent properties of phosphors were studied.The different effects of the same reaction conditions on the tungstate matrix and the molybdate matrix were also investigated to find the optimal synthesis conditions for the two substrates.The specific content of this paper mainly includes:(1)Dy3+and Eu3+co-doped NaLa(WO4)2 and NaLa(MoO4)2 series white phosphors were synthesized by the improved co-precipitation method.PVP was added to the samples to increase the luminescence intensity of the two phosphors.The characteristic excitation and emission peaks of Eu3+ions at 393 nm and616 nm in NaLa(WO4)2 are much stronger than those of Eu3+ions in NaLa(MoO4)2,indicating that the tungstate matrix is more conducive to the energy transfer to Eu3+.Adjusting the ratio between the amounts of Dy3+and Eu3+substances,NaLa(WO4)2 obtains the closest chromaticity to the standard color coordinates when the ratio of the amounts of Dy3+and Eu3+substances is 1:1.NaLa(MoO4)2 is closest to the standard color coordinates when the ratio of Dy3+and Eu3+substances is 1:2.It is shown that Dy3+and Eu3+doped NaLa(WO4)2 and NaLa(MoO4)2 are excellent white phosphors excited by near-ultraviolet light.(2)Dy3+,Eu3+co-doped SrWO4 and SrMo O4 series white phosphors were prepared by microwave method,and glutamic acid was determined as the active agent and the optimal addition amount was 0.375 g.At the same time,it was found that the characteristic excitation and emission peaks of Eu3+ions at 393 and616 nm in tungstates in NaLa(W/MoO4)2 are much stronger than the characteristic emission peaks of Eu3+ions in molybdates.SrW/MoO4 is also present,demonstrating that tungstate is indeed more conducive to the transfer of energy to Eu3+ions than molybdate.When the doping ratio of Dy3+and Eu3+is 1:2,the color coordinates(0.324,0.323)of SrWO4:Dy3+and Eu3+are close to the international standard white color coordinates(0.330,0.330),indicating that SrWO4:Dy3+,Eu3+phosphor may be A potentially very good white LED white phosphor.However,SrMo O4 phosphors have weaker energy transmission from the molybdate to the luminescent center and are affected by the blue light of the substrate itself.When the ratio of the amount of the substances Dy3+and Eu3+is 1:2,the luminescence intensity of the phosphor reaches the maximum,the color coordinates To be inferior to the color coordinates of the SrWO4 phosphor.(3)The Eu3+and Tb3+co-doped CaWO4 and CaMoO4 phosphors were prepared by microwave method without adding active agent.Under the excitation of 393 nm,the emission peak intensity of the two phosphors increases with the proportion of Eu3+in the total doped ions.A series of narrowband excitation peaks and overall emission peaks of CaWO4 between 350-410 nm are much stronger than those of CaMoO4phosphors,especially the characteristic transitions of Eu3+are stronger at 393 nm and 616 nm.This shows that the energy transfer from tungstate to Eu3+ion is more prominent than molybdate.When the ratio of Tb3+and Eu3+substances is 1:2,the best color coordinate of CaMoO4(0.340,0.325)is very close to the standard white color coordinates(0.330,0.330).This Eu3+,Tb3+co-doped CaMoO4 phosphor has application potential in the field of white LEDs. |