Abstract
A synergistic effect between UV down-conversion and IR up-conversion is witnessed in phosphors by employing the dual wavelength ( and ) excitation source. The synergistic effect originates from an abnormal energy transfer between ions, in which the ions in metastable states excited by photons are excited again by the IR photons. The dual wavelength excited red emission intensity is 1.1 times the total red emission intensities from and single excitation. The synergistic effect refers us to a way to convert both high-energy and low-energy photons into one middle-energy photon with high quantum yield.
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