Abstract
Long‐wavelength
near‐infrared
(NIR)
phosphors
(1000–2000
nm)
have
shown
great
promise
in
intelligent
NIR
spectroscopy
technology
fields.
However,
developing
capable
of
directly
absorbing
blue
light
and
emitting
over
1000
nm
still
remains
a
significant
challenge.
Here,
series
ultra‐broadband
with
emission
peaks
longer
than
1500
is
achieved
by
incorporating
single
activator
Ni
2+
ion
into
ALaMgMO
6
(A
=
Ca,
Sr,
Ba;
M
Sb,
Nb,
Ta)
double
perovskite
hosts.
Significantly,
through
composition
modulation
strategy,
the
designed
exhibit
an
intense
absorption
band
centered
at
440
nm,
making
these
mono‐doped
pumped
commercial
LED
chips
without
strictly
introducing
sensitized
ions
or
energy
transfer
process.
The
origination
effective
blue‐light
excitable
NIR‐II
to
NIR‐III
phosphor
unraveled
Rietveld
structural
refinement
local
symmetry
analysis.
Additionally,
developed
demonstrated
potential
spectroscopic
analysis,
night‐vision
technology,
non‐destructive
visualization,
information
encryption
identification.
This
work
provides
feasible
strategy
solve
problem
that
‐doped
cannot
be
can
promote
development
more
long‐wavelength
materials
for
multiple
photonic
applications.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 3, 2025
Developing
efficient
and
stable
near-infrared
emitters
related
to
Cr3+-pairs
for
advanced
optoelectronic
devices
remains
a
challenge
due
concentration
quenching
effects
unclear
luminescence
mechanisms.
In
this
study,
Cr3+
ions
are
incorporated
into
matrix
structure
consisting
of
ZnAl₂O₄
spinel
units
separated
by
11.312
Å,
effectively
restricting
energy
transfer
between
luminescent
centers
alleviating
effects.
Computational
analysis
identifies
the
lattice
positions
isolated
at
different
doping
levels,
providing
insights
their
spatial
distribution
local
structural
environments.
Photoluminescence
measurements
reveals
Cr3+-concentration-dependent
emission
broadening,
with
Cr3+-pair
band
peak
750
nm,
while
detailed
spectral
further
clarified
level
first
time.
Enhanced
material
performance
is
achieved
through
flux-assisted
synthesis,
reaching
high
external
quantum
efficiency
58.3%.
Consequently,
assembled
pc-LEDs
exhibit
minimal
roll-off
achieve
output
183
mW
650
mA,
demonstrating
potential
in
light
sources
night
vision
technology
application.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 5, 2025
Abstract
Efficient
broadband
near‐infrared
(NIR)‐emitting
phosphors
with
long‐wavelength
emission
peaks
and
high
thermal
stability
are
urgently
needed
as
next‐generation
smart
NIR
light
sources.
However,
considerable
challenges
remain
in
developing
high‐performing
phosphors.
Herein,
a
blue
LED
excitable
Bi
1.8
Ga
1.2
SbO
7
:
Cr
3+
(BGS:
)
phosphor
broad
band
long
peak
is
designed
synthesized.
Further,
strategy
of
neighboring‐cation
substitution
engineering
proposed
to
improve
the
efficiency
phosphor.
The
optimal
0.02Cr
,
0.8In
can
generate
an
700–1300
nm
range
full‐width
at
half‐maximum
(FWHM)
198
nm.
This
has
external
quantum
(EQE)
31.3%
good
56.1%
423
K.
A
fabricated
NIR‐LED
device
achieve
output
power
125.55
mW
300
mA
photoelectric
17.45%
20
mA,
demonstrating
its
application
potential
for
night
vision,
bioimaging
nondestructive
detection.
study
offers
new
thoughts
fulfill
outstanding
luminescent
performances.
Abstract
Long‐wavelength
near‐infrared
(NIR)
phosphors
(1000–2000
nm)
have
shown
great
promise
in
intelligent
NIR
spectroscopy
technology
fields.
However,
developing
capable
of
directly
absorbing
blue
light
and
emitting
over
1000
nm
still
remains
a
significant
challenge.
Here,
series
ultra‐broadband
with
emission
peaks
longer
than
1500
is
achieved
by
incorporating
single
activator
Ni
2+
ion
into
ALaMgMO
6
(A
=
Ca,
Sr,
Ba;
M
Sb,
Nb,
Ta)
double
perovskite
hosts.
Significantly,
through
composition
modulation
strategy,
the
designed
exhibit
an
intense
absorption
band
centered
at
440
nm,
making
these
mono‐doped
pumped
commercial
LED
chips
without
strictly
introducing
sensitized
ions
or
energy
transfer
process.
The
origination
effective
blue‐light
excitable
NIR‐II
to
NIR‐III
phosphor
unraveled
Rietveld
structural
refinement
local
symmetry
analysis.
Additionally,
developed
demonstrated
potential
spectroscopic
analysis,
night‐vision
technology,
non‐destructive
visualization,
information
encryption
identification.
This
work
provides
feasible
strategy
solve
problem
that
‐doped
cannot
be
can
promote
development
more
long‐wavelength
materials
for
multiple
photonic
applications.