Fig. 1. XRD patterns for ZBGO:Cr3+ doped with In3+, Si4+ of different
Fig. 2. Excitation spectra for ZBGO:Cr3+ (a); ZBGO:Cr3+, In3+ (b) and ZBGO:Cr3+, In3+, Si4+ (c) samples (monitored at 695 nm) and comparison on relative inlensity of excitation spectra for above three samples (d)
Fig. 3. Emission spectra for ZBGO:Cr3+ and ZBGO:Cr3+, In3+ samples. The inset shows the In3+ concentration dependent emission intensity
Fig. 4. Emission spectra for ZBGO:Cr3+, In3+ and ZBGO:Cr3+, In3+, Si4+ samples. The inset shows the Si4+ concentration dependent emission intensity
Fig. 5. Luminescence Decay curves for ZBGO:1%Cr3+; ZBGO:Cr3+, In3+ and ZBGO:Cr3+, In3+, Si4+ samples. The Inset is the Luminescence Decay curves for ZBGO:1%Cr3+, 9%In3+ further doped with Si4+ ions of 3%, 5% and 7% concentration
Fig. 6. Thermoluminescence curves for ZBGO:1%Cr3+ and ZBGO:1%Cr3+, 9%In3+ samples
Fig. 7. Thermoluminescence curves for ZBGO:Cr3+, In3+, Si4+ samples of different Si4+ concentration
Sample | τ1/s | τ2/s |
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ZBGO:1%Cr3+ | 3 | 45 | ZBGO:1%Cr3+, 9%In3+ | 11 | 52 | ZBGO:1%Cr3+, 9%In3+, 3%Si4+ | 12 | 70 |
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Table 1. The decay time constants for ZBGO:1%Cr3+; ZBGO:1%Cr3+, 9%In3+ and ZBGO:1%Cr3+, 9%In3+