• Chinese Journal of Lasers
  • Vol. 44, Issue 10, 1003001 (2017)
Jin Yashuo1、2、*, Guo Xiangchao1, Cao Dunhua3, Zhang Hanliang4, Zhang Guodong1、2, and Li Haibing1
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    Jin Yashuo, Guo Xiangchao, Cao Dunhua, Zhang Hanliang, Zhang Guodong, Li Haibing. Luminescence Properties of Ce∶YAG Single Crystals and Ceramics Under Laser Excitation[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2017, 44(10): 1003001 Copy Citation Text show less
    Ceramic and single crystal samples of with different doping concentrations of Ce3+ ( thickness is 1 mm)
    Fig. 1. Ceramic and single crystal samples of with different doping concentrations of Ce3+ ( thickness is 1 mm)
    XRD patterns of Ce∶YAG (a) single crystal powder and (b) ceramic chip when mole fraction of Ce3+ is 0.5%
    Fig. 2. XRD patterns of Ce∶YAG (a) single crystal powder and (b) ceramic chip when mole fraction of Ce3+ is 0.5%
    Absorption spectra of ceramic and single crystal under different Ce3+ doping concentrations
    Fig. 3. Absorption spectra of ceramic and single crystal under different Ce3+ doping concentrations
    Fluorescence excitation and emission spectra of Cer2 and Cry2 samples
    Fig. 4. Fluorescence excitation and emission spectra of Cer2 and Cry2 samples
    Laser output power versus injected current
    Fig. 5. Laser output power versus injected current
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    Fig. 5. [in Chinese]
    Luminous flux and photoelectric efficiency of (a) ceramic and (b) single crystal under laser excitation versus current
    Fig. 6. Luminous flux and photoelectric efficiency of (a) ceramic and (b) single crystal under laser excitation versus current
    Laser spectrum and intensity distribution
    Fig. 7. Laser spectrum and intensity distribution
    Color rendering index versus current for ceramic and single crystal with 1 mm thickness under laser excitation
    Fig. 8. Color rendering index versus current for ceramic and single crystal with 1 mm thickness under laser excitation
    Color temperature versus current for ceramic and single crystal with 1 mm thickness under laser excitation
    Fig. 9. Color temperature versus current for ceramic and single crystal with 1 mm thickness under laser excitation
    Thickness /mmLuminous flux /lm
    Cer1Cer2Cer3Cry1Cry3
    1545.6617.2542.4563.8615.4
    1.5620.1575.3505.7657.1681.82
    Table 1. Luminous flux of samples under laser excitation
    I /A0.60.70.81.01.21.41.61.822.22.42.6
    η1 /(lm·W-1)247.7239.3241.7237.0243.1241.8245.6245.4239.8237.9239.2236.2
    η2 /(lm·W-1)239.1231.9234.4230.0236.3235.8240.0240.6235.7234.9237.7235.5
    Table 2. Optical-to-optical conversion efficiencies of ceramic with Ce3+ mole fraction of 0.3% and single crystal with Ce3+ mole fraction of 1.5% under laser excitation
    Jin Yashuo, Guo Xiangchao, Cao Dunhua, Zhang Hanliang, Zhang Guodong, Li Haibing. Luminescence Properties of Ce∶YAG Single Crystals and Ceramics Under Laser Excitation[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2017, 44(10): 1003001
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