InfoMat,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(5)
Published: March 28, 2024
Abstract
Near‐infrared
(NIR)
luminescent
metal
halide
(LMH)
materials
have
attracted
great
attention
in
various
optoelectronic
applications
due
to
their
low‐temperature
solution‐processable
synthesis,
abundant
crystallographic/electronic
structures,
and
unique
properties.
However,
some
challenges
still
remain
luminescence
design,
performance
improvement,
application
assignments.
This
review
systematically
summarizes
the
development
of
NIR
LMHs
through
classifying
origins
into
four
major
categories:
band‐edge
emission,
self‐trapped
exciton
(STE)
ion
defect‐related
emission.
The
mechanisms
different
types
are
discussed
detail
by
analyzing
typical
examples.
Reasonable
strategies
for
designing
optimizing
luminescence/optoelectronic
properties
summarized,
including
bandgap
engineering,
self‐trapping
state
chemical
composition
modification,
energy
transfer,
other
auxiliary
such
as
improvement
synthesis
scheme
post‐processing.
Furthermore,
prospects
based
on
devices
revealed,
phosphor‐converted
light‐emitting
diodes
(LEDs),
electroluminescent
LEDs,
photodetectors,
solar
cells,
x‐ray
scintillators,
well
demonstrations
related
practical
applications.
Finally,
existing
future
perspectives
LMH
critically
proposed.
aims
provide
general
understanding
guidance
design
high‐performance
materials.
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Abstract
Cr
3+
/Cr
4+
‐activated
near‐infrared
(NIR)
luminescent
materials
have
attracted
extensive
attention
owing
to
their
tunable
emission
wavelength
and
widespread
applications
in
plant
growth,
food
analysis,
biomedical
imaging,
night
vision,
so
on.
Plenty
of
excellent
NIR
are
developed
by
introducing
ion
various
inorganic
hosts.
Herein,
the
effect
crystal
field
on
luminescence
combining
Tanabe–Sugano
energy
level
diagram
configuration
coordinate
model
is
discussed.
Research
progress
‐doped
materials,
including
phosphors
designed
from
structural
models
with
octahedral,
tetrahedral,
other
coordination
types,
then
outlined.
The
properties
more
than
200
kinds
summarized.
In
particular,
several
strategies
for
tuning
wavelength,
broadening
band,
enhancing
efficiency,
improving
thermal
stability,
listed.
Finally,
current
challenges
future
prospects
research
presented.
This
review
will
contribute
a
deeper
understanding
not
only
mechanism
but
also
chromium‐doped
as
develop
better
performance
explore
applications.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
60(26), P. 14644 - 14649
Published: April 6, 2021
Abstract
Near‐infrared
(NIR)‐emitting
phosphor
materials
have
been
extensively
developed
for
optoelectronic
and
biomedical
applications.
Although
Cr
3+
‐activated
phosphors
widely
reported,
it
is
challenging
to
achieve
ultra‐broad
tunable
NIR
emission.
Here,
a
new
ultra‐broadband
NIR‐emitting
LiIn
2
SbO
6
:Cr
with
emission
peak
at
965
nm
full‐width
half
maximum
of
217
reported.
Controllable
tuning
from
892
achieved
by
chemical
unit
cosubstitution
[Zn
2+
–Zn
]
[Li
+
–In
],
which
can
be
ascribed
the
upshift
4
T
2g
energy
level
due
strengthened
crystal
field.
Moreover,
greatly
enhanced,
FWHM
reaches
235
nm.
The
as‐prepared
luminescent
demonstrated
potential
in
night‐vision
spectroscopy
techniques.
This
work
proves
feasibility
strategy
‐doped
phosphors,
stimulate
further
studies
on
emission‐tunable
materials.
Chemistry of Materials,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
33(10), P. 3621 - 3630
Published: May 4, 2021
Trivalent
chromium
ion-doped
near-infrared
(NIR)
phosphors
have
been
widely
studied
due
to
their
tunable
emission
wavelengths
and
broad
applications.
High
Cr3+
concentration
can
improve
absorption
efficiency
but
generally
results
in
low
intensity
the
quenching
effect.
Herein,
we
report
a
series
of
efficient
NIR
with
suppressed
quenching,
Sr9M1–x(PO4)7:xCr3+
(M
=
Ga,
Sc,
In,
Lu),
showing
broadband
ranging
from
700
1100
nm
peaking
at
850
upon
485
light
excitation.
The
peak
position
is
almost
independent
type
M
ion
dopant
content,
has
little
influence
on
luminescence
thermal
indicating
that
[MO6]
octahedra
are
rigid
enough
keep
octahedral
volumes
average
M3+–O2–
distances
nearly
constant
owing
formation
framework
structure
substitution.
intensities
monotonously
increase
content
increasing
0
80%
Sr9Cr(PO4)7
still
maintains
84.23%
Sr9Ga0.2(PO4)7:0.8Cr3+
phosphor,
behavior
slightly
dependent
x;
these
effects
be
attributed
energy
transfer
structural
confinement
optimal
sample,
Sr9Ga0.2(PO4)7:0.8Cr3+,
an
internal/external
quantum
66.3%/29.9%.
Finally,
fabricate
phosphor-conversion
light-emitting
diode
demonstrate
its
applications
nondestructive
examination
medical
fields.
Abstract
Broadband
near‐infrared
(NIR)
phosphor‐converted
(pc)
LED
is
promising
next‐generation
tiny
light
source
for
smart
and
broadband
NIR
spectroscopy
technology.
However,
phosphors
suffer
from
challenges
in
terms
of
low
quantum
efficiency
bandwidth.
By
selecting
a
host
that
has
big
bandgap
weakening
coupling
effect
among
Cr
3+
,
novel
LiGaP
2
O
7
:Cr
(LGAP:Cr
)
phosphor
high
external
(28.3%)
discovered.
Under
≈450
nm
excitation,
LGAP:Cr
shows
broad
emission
700
to
1100
with
bandwidth
≈170
nm.
Importantly,
the
fabricated
pcLED
demonstrates
bright
an
excellent
performance
night
vision.
The
results
promise
use
high‐performance
employs
only
one
blue
chip.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
31(36)
Published: June 24, 2021
Abstract
The
discovery
of
highly
efficient
broadband
near
infrared
(NIR)
emission
material
is
urgent
and
crucial
for
constructing
NIR
lighting
sources
emerging
applications.
Herein,
a
series
hexafluorides
A
2
BMF
6
:Cr
3+
(A
=
Na,
K,
Rb,
Cs;
B
Li,
M
Al,
Ga,
Sc,
In)
peaking
at
≈733–801
nm
with
full
width
half
maximum
(FWHM)
≈98–115
are
synthesized
by
general
ammonium
salt
assisted
synthesis
strategy.
Benefiting
from
the
pre‐ammoniation
trivalent
metal
sources,
Cr
can
be
more
efficiently
doped
into
simultaneously
prevent
generation
competitive
phase.
Particularly,
Na
3
ScF
(λ
em
774
nm,
FWHM
≈
108
nm)
optimal
‐doping
concentration
35.96%
shows
high
internal
quantum
efficiency
91.5%
an
external
≈40.82%.
emitting
diode
(LED)
device
output
power
≈291.05
mW
100
mA
driven
current
photoelectric
conversion
20.94%
fabricated.
strategy
opens
up
new
avenues
exploration
‐doped
phosphors,
as‐obtained
record
demonstrates
LED
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
11(3)
Published: Dec. 5, 2022
Abstract
Development
of
chromium‐doped
luminescent
materials
is
pertinent
to
many
emerging
applications,
ranging
from
agriculture,
food
industry
noninvasive
health
monitoring.
The
fundamental
importance
chromium‐activated
in
the
field
optics
and
biomedicine
makes
rapid
development
novel
relevant
applications.
Herein,
recent
advances
on
luminescence
principle
photoluminescence
(PL)
optimization
for
Cr
3+
‐activated
together
with
their
potential
applications
are
reviewed.
different
types
most
recently
developed
‐doped
design
principles
systematically
summarized.
associations
between
crystal
structure
near‐infrared
(NIR)
PL
properties,
as
well
performance‐evaluating
parameters
introduced
examples
known
NIR
emitting
phosphors,
which
will
be
helpful
explore
future
materials.
Based
control,
site
engineering,
electron–phonon
coupling,
several
efficient
strategies
optimizing
performances
including
bandwidth,
thermal
stability,
quantum
efficiency
proposed.
Then,
fields
analysis,
night
vision,
information
encryption,
optical
sensors
surveyed.
Finally,
challenges
promising
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10(6)
Published: Jan. 17, 2022
Abstract
Phosphor‐converted
light‐emitting
diode
(pc‐LED)
has
drawn
much
interest
due
to
the
efficient
light
in
solid‐state
lighting,
backlight
display,
security,
and
electronic
devices.
Thermal
quenching
(TQ)
induced
by
nonradiative
relaxation
is
one
of
vital
challenges
that
limits
widespread
use
phosphors.
Much
efforts
are
devoted
designing
different
approaches
solve
emission
loss
at
increasing
temperature.
Here,
mechanism
TQ
recent
advances
anti‐TQ‐phosphor‐involved
5d–4f,
4f–4f,
6p–6s,
3d–3d
transitions
discussed.
Several
important
design
strategies
for
anti‐TQ
phosphors
summarized
as
follows:
1)
defect
engineering;
2)
energy
transfer;
3)
structural
modulation;
4)
enhancing
crystallinity;
5)
layer
design;
6)
negative/zero
thermal
expansion;
7)
surface
coating
glass
technology.
Additionally,
some
future
opportunities
this
field
proposed.
This
review
promotes
discovery
novel
phosphor
materials
LED
applications.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(9), P. 11663 - 11671
Published: Feb. 23, 2022
Broad-band
near-infrared
(NIR)
phosphors
are
essential
to
assembling
portable
NIR
light
sources
for
applications
in
spectroscopy
technology.
However,
developing
inexpensive,
efficient,
and
thermally
stable
broad-band
remains
a
significant
challenge.
In
this
work,
phosphate,
KAlP2O7,
with
wide
band
gap
suitable
electronic
environment
Cr3+
equivalent
substitution
was
selected
as
the
host
material.
The
synthesized
KAlP2O7:Cr3+
material
exhibits
emission
covering
650-1100
nm
peak
centered
at
790
full
width
half-maximum
(fwhm)
of
120
under
450
excitation.
internal
quantum
efficiency
(IQE)
determined
be
78.9%,
intensity
423
K
still
maintains
77%
that
room
temperature,
implying
high
excellent
thermal
stability
Finally,
phosphor-converted
light-emitting
diode
(pc-LED)
device
fabricated
by
using
as-prepared
combined
blue
LED
chip,
which
presents
output
power
32.1
mW
photoelectric
conversion
11.4%
drive
current
100
mA.
Thus,
work
not
only
provides
an
inexpensive
performance
pc-LEDs
but
also
highlights
some
strategies
explore
class
materials.