Abstract
AbstractIn this review we will present several research papers pertaining to white colour (or other) emission from Dy3+ doped and undoped phosphor materials. The search for a single component phosphor material that could deliver high quality white light under UV or near UV excitation is an area of active research for commercial purposes. Amongst all rare earth elements Dy3+ is the only ion that could deliver simultaneously blue and yellow light under UV excitation. In optimizing the Yellow/Blue emission intensity ratios, white light emission can be realized. Dy3+ (4f9) displays approximately 4 emission peaks at around 480 nm, 575 nm, 670 and 758 nm corresponding to transitions from the metastable 4F9/2 state to various lower states, such as 6H15/2 (blue), 6H13/2 (yellow), 6H11/2 (red) and 6H9/2 (brownish red), respectively. In general, the hypersensitive transition at 6H13/2 (yellow) is electric dipole in nature and becomes prominent only when Dy3+ ions are positioned at low symmetric sites with no inversion symmetry in the host matrix. On the other hand, the blue magnetic dipole transition at 6H15/2 becomes prominent only when Dy3+ ions are positioned at highly symmetric sites in the host material with inversion symmetry. Despite the white colour emission from the Dy3+ ions, these transitions are mainly associated with parity forbidden 4f -4f transitions, the white light produced maybe diminished at times, hence the need to include a sensitizer to bolster the forbidden transitions experienced by Dy3+ ions. In this review we will focus on the variability of the Yellow/Blue emission intensities in different host materials (phosphates, silicates, and aluminates) from Dy3+ ions (doped or undoped) by studying their photoluminescent properties (PL), their CIE chromaticity coordinates and correlated colour temperature (CCT) values for white colour emissions that is adaptable to different environmental conditions.
Funder
University of Johannesburg
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Subject
Law,Clinical Biochemistry,Spectroscopy,Sociology and Political Science,Social Sciences (miscellaneous),Clinical Psychology,Biochemistry
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