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Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• Feng, Shaowei
• Guo, Yongchang
• Allix, Mathieu
• Li, Shuxing
• Xie, Rong-Jun
• Fu, Jie
• Genevois, Cécile
• Véron, Emmanuel
• Wang, Hui
• Yang, Yafeng
• Qin, Haiming
• Li, Jianqiang

Titel

Biphasic Lu3MgAl3SiO12-based transparent ceramics for uniform laser-diode-driven white lighting

Ist Teil von

• Cell reports physical science, 2022-09, Vol.3 (9), p.101044, Article 101044

Ort / Verlag

Elsevier Inc

Erscheinungsjahr

2022

Quelle

Alma/SFX Local Collection

Beschreibungen/Notizen

• Lu3Al5O12:Ce3+ is a promising color converter for laser diode (LD)-driven solid-state lighting due to the improved thermal stability of its luminescence compared with widely used Y3Al5O12:Ce3+ materials. However, LuAG:Ce3+ emits green light, which is a severe drawback for white lighting. Here, we report biphasic Lu3MgAl3SiO12:Ce3+ (BP-LMAS:Ce3+) transparent ceramics designed with a multiple-component strategy that exhibit red-shifted emission via the inclusion of a secondary phase (Lu/Mg)4(Al/Si)2O9. This phase, dispersed homogeneously in the BP-LMAS:Ce3+ matrix, provides scattering centers, which improve the uniformity of the emitted light. The material demonstrates a broad orange-yellow emission centered at 564 nm (450-nm excitation), with an internal quantum efficiency of 76.1% and transmittance of 76% and enhanced thermal stability. Under the excitation of 14.5 W mm−2 blue LDs, it generates white light with a high luminous flux of 5,655 lumen (lm). This demonstrates that BP-LMAS:Ce3+ transparent ceramics are promising candidates as color converters for LD-driven white lighting applications. [Display omitted] •A multiple-component design strategy•Red-shifted emission and in situ secondary phase are achieved simultaneously•Scattering centers improve the uniformity of laser-diode-driven solid-state lighting Li et al. report a biphasic transparent ceramic designed with a multiple-component strategy that improves the uniformity of laser-diode-driven solid-state lighting. The study reveals the forming process of the biphasic transparent ceramic and its effect on light scattering.