Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 18, 2025
Abstract
Scintillation
materials
play
a
significant
role
in
the
exploration
of
extreme
space
environments
and
high‐energy
physics.
Nevertheless,
due
to
prevalence
thermal
quenching,
most
traditional
scintillators
are
not
capable
stable
X‐ray
imaging
at
high‐temperature
working
mode.
In
this
work,
Ce
3+
Tb
ions
successfully
co‐doped
into
Cs
2
NaGdCl
6
double
perovskites
(DPs)
via
solvothermal
method,
exhibiting
unusual
thermally
enhanced
scintillation
performance.
Specifically,
radioluminescence
intensity
:Tb
/Ce
increases
with
temperature
achieve
large
ratio
3.67
from
80
500
K.
Interestingly,
introduction
brings
dramatic
increase
thermoluminescence
intensity,
demonstrating
that
an
increased
number
deep
trap
results
suppression
quenching.
At
same
time,
extra
occurrence
traps
can
be
traced
localized
octahedral
distortions
around
dopant
ions.
Moreover,
flexible
DP‐based
film
is
fabricated
by
direct
coating
showing
imaging.
Ultra‐stable
performance
over
5
h
realized
under
high
380
K
film.
The
provide
regulation
strategy
for
exploring
novel
high‐performance
temperatures.
Abstract
All‐inorganic
Cd‐based
metal
halide
is
widely
studied
and
applied
in
the
field
of
optoelectronics
due
to
its
superior
stability,
diverse
phase
structure,
unique
photoelectric
properties.
However,
all‐inorganic
0D
not
their
extreme
synthesis
conditions.
In
this
paper,
a
simple
mild
solution
method
devised
successfully
synthesize
Cs
3
CdBr
5
by
manipulating
crystal
growth
kinetics.
Simultaneously,
influence
doping
element
Mn
on
transition
matrix
optical
properties
are
investigated.
By
with
an
appropriate
concentration
2+
,
green
emission
(520
nm)
photoluminescence
quantum
yield
(PLQY)
as
high
97.39%
obtained.
Benefiting
from
near‐unity
PLQY
excellent
properties,
white
emitting
light‐emitting
diodes
(WLEDs)
:20%Mn
phosphor
exhibit
warm
light
color
rendering
index
(CRI)
91
correlated
temperature
(CCT)
4108
K.
addition,
also
demonstrates
X‐ray
scintillation
low
detection
limit
32.83
nGy
air
·s
−1
.
The
results
show
that
:Mn
only
promising
candidate
for
solid‐state
lighting
but
low‐dose
high‐resolution
imaging.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 10, 2025
Abstract
Recently,
lead‐free
double
perovskites
have
gained
much
attention
for
their
superior
optoelectronic
properties.
However,
realizing
efficient
white
light
and
near‐infrared
(NIR)
emission,
as
well
bright
radioluminescence
(RL)
in
a
single
compound
has
not
yet
been
reported.
Herein,
Bi
3+
/Mo
4+
‐codoped
Cs
2
Ag
0.6
Na
0.4
InCl
6
perovskite
is
synthesized
by
hydrothermal
reaction.
Under
photoexcitation,
the
codoped
exhibits
highly
broadband
warm‐white
emission
(610
nm)
NIR
(930
nm),
which
can
be
attributed
to
self‐trapped
exciton
of
d–d
transition
Mo
,
respectively.
Interestingly,
also
emits
strong
with
yield
25100
photons
per
MeV
under
X‐ray
irradiation.
Based
on
/PDMS
flexible
film,
its
applications
emitting
diodes
(WLED),
source,
scintillator
are
demonstrated,
respectively,
all
exhibit
remarkable
Finally,
as‐fabricated
devices
light,
NIR,
imaging
further
demonstrated
pixel‐level
image
fusion
realized
without
pixel
mismatch
complex
processing.
Therefore,
internal
information
capsule
wrapped
centrifuge
tube
iron
wire
successfully
through
fusion.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 18, 2025
Abstract
Scintillation
materials
play
a
significant
role
in
the
exploration
of
extreme
space
environments
and
high‐energy
physics.
Nevertheless,
due
to
prevalence
thermal
quenching,
most
traditional
scintillators
are
not
capable
stable
X‐ray
imaging
at
high‐temperature
working
mode.
In
this
work,
Ce
3+
Tb
ions
successfully
co‐doped
into
Cs
2
NaGdCl
6
double
perovskites
(DPs)
via
solvothermal
method,
exhibiting
unusual
thermally
enhanced
scintillation
performance.
Specifically,
radioluminescence
intensity
:Tb
/Ce
increases
with
temperature
achieve
large
ratio
3.67
from
80
500
K.
Interestingly,
introduction
brings
dramatic
increase
thermoluminescence
intensity,
demonstrating
that
an
increased
number
deep
trap
results
suppression
quenching.
At
same
time,
extra
occurrence
traps
can
be
traced
localized
octahedral
distortions
around
dopant
ions.
Moreover,
flexible
DP‐based
film
is
fabricated
by
direct
coating
showing
imaging.
Ultra‐stable
performance
over
5
h
realized
under
high
380
K
film.
The
provide
regulation
strategy
for
exploring
novel
high‐performance
temperatures.