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物理学报 2012
The luminescence properties of a novel electron trapped material Sr2SnO4:Sb3+ for optical storage
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Abstract:
A novel electron trapped material Sr2SnO4:Sb3+ for optical storage is successfully obtained by conventional solid state method at 1300℃It indicates that the 1S0→1P1(208 nm) and 1S0→3P1(265 nm) transitions of Sb3+ are the most efficient writing light source.Its emission covers 400—700 nm and can be attributed to 3P0,1←→1S0 transition of Sb3+.We can observe yellowish white light and its color coordination is(0.341,0.395).The thermoluminescence of Sr2SnO4:Sb3+ contains four peaks at about 39℃, 124℃,193℃and 310℃,respectively.The intensity of peak at 39℃is low and thus it has a weak afterglow which can last only 140 s.However,even after putting it in dark for 1 day,the peak at 310℃can still keep 45.6%of its original intensity and can be efficiently stimulated by 980 nm infrared laser.As a conclusion,the Sr2SnO4:Sb3+ is a promising electron trapping material for application in optical storage.