Acta Photonica Sinica, Volume. 53, Issue 4, 0416001(2024)

Fluorescence Quantization Characterization and Temperature Sensing Properties of Holmium Ion-doped Yttrium Fluoride Oxide Submicron Crystals

Xin ZHAO... Jing YU, Desheng LI and Hai LIN* |Show fewer author(s)
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  • School of Information Science and Engineering, Dalian Polytechnic University, Dalian 116034, China
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    Figures & Tables(12)
    XRD patterns of YOF-HY submicron crystals
    SEM micrographs of YOF-H1Y2 submicron crystals
    Elemental mappings and EDS spectrum of YOF-H1Y2 submicron crystals
    Upconversion spectra of different doping ratios of YOF-HuYvsubmicron crystals under 977 nm excitation
    Up-conversion spectra of YOF-H1Y2 crystals under different power densities and dependence of emission intensities on excitation powers
    Energy level transfer mechanisms of Ho3+ and Yb3+ in YOF submicron crystals under 977 nm laser excitation.
    Spectral power distributions and net photon distributions of YOF-H1Y2 submicron crystals at different pump power densities at 977 nm laser excitation
    Upconversion spectra, fluorescence integral intensity ratio, absolute and relative sensitivity curves of YOF-H1Y2 submicron crystals at different temperatures
    Upconversion temperature cyclic fluorescence integral intensity ratio cycle trend curve of YOF-H1Y2 submicron crystals
    • Table 1. Quantum yields of Ho3+/Yb3+ co-doped YOF crystals under 977 nm laser

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      Table 1. Quantum yields of Ho3+/Yb3+ co-doped YOF crystals under 977 nm laser

      Excitation power density/

      (mW·mm-2

      Quantum yields/(×10-5
      5F4/5S25I85F55I8Total
      462.221.073.29
      592.651.343.99
      732.971.404.37
    • Table 2. Quantum yields of green and red emissions of Ho3+ and Er3+ in different materials

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      Table 2. Quantum yields of green and red emissions of Ho3+ and Er3+ in different materials

      MaterialsQY of greenQY of redReference
      Er3+ doped fluoride glass1.0×10-3-34
      Er3+ doped CAG glass8.0×10-68.4×10-635
      Er3+ doped NMAG glass5.5×10-621.9×10-636
      Er3+ doped silicate glass2.0×10-7-34
      Er3+ doped phosphate glass6.0×10-8-34
      Ho3+ doped BALMT glass6.3×10-58.9×10-537
      Ho3+ doped NMAG glass1.7×10-624.1×10-636
      Ho3+ doped YOF submicron crystals3.0×10-51.4×10-5Proposed
    • Table 3. Optical temperature sensing properties of Ho3+ doped different upconversion materials

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      Table 3. Optical temperature sensing properties of Ho3+ doped different upconversion materials

      MaterialsTemperature range/KSR(max)/(% K-1Reference
      NaLuF4: Ho, Yb powders390~7800.1426
      K3Y(PO42: Ho, Yb phosphors303~5230.2018
      Y2Ti2O7: Ho, Yb nanotubes303~6330.2528
      CaWO4: Ho, Yb phosphors303~9230.5019
      Y2O3: Ho, Yb, Ge phosphors300~4000.6220
      YOF: Ho, Yb submicron crystals303~4330.44Proposed
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    Xin ZHAO, Jing YU, Desheng LI, Hai LIN. Fluorescence Quantization Characterization and Temperature Sensing Properties of Holmium Ion-doped Yttrium Fluoride Oxide Submicron Crystals[J]. Acta Photonica Sinica, 2024, 53(4): 0416001

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    Received: Sep. 18, 2023

    Accepted: Nov. 6, 2023

    Published Online: May. 15, 2024

    The Author Email: LIN Hai (lhai@dlpu.edu.cn)

    DOI:10.3788/gzxb20245304.0416001

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