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Investigation of the mechanisms of upconversion luminescence in Ho3+ doped CaF2 crystals and ceramics upon excitation of 5I7 level
Journal of Luminescence Vol.167: PP. 120-125 · 09 June 2015
A.A. Lyapin, P.A. Ryabochkina, A.N. Chabushkin, S.N. Ushakov and P.P. Fedorov
A.A. Lyapin, P.A. Ryabochkina, A.N. Chabushkin, S.N. Ushakov and P.P. Fedorov
Abstract
The mechanisms of upconversion luminescence of CaF2:Ho crystals and ceramics from 5F3, 5S2(5F4), 5F5 and 5I6 levels upon excitation of 5I7 level of Ho3+ ions were investigated. Different mechanisms are responsible for the populating and depletion of the energy levels of Ho3+ ion in CaF2:Ho crystals and ceramics upon excitation of 5I7 level. The upconversion luminescence from 5F3, 5F5, and 5I6 levels in CaF2:Ho crystals and ceramics is explained by energy transfer upconversion processes. Our results also confirmed that both excited-state absorption and energy transfer upconversion are responsible for the populating of 5S2(5F4) level.
The mechanisms of upconversion luminescence of CaF2:Ho crystals and ceramics from 5F3, 5S2(5F4), 5F5 and 5I6 levels upon excitation of 5I7 level of Ho3+ ions were investigated. Different mechanisms are responsible for the populating and depletion of the energy levels of Ho3+ ion in CaF2:Ho crystals and ceramics upon excitation of 5I7 level. The upconversion luminescence from 5F3, 5F5, and 5I6 levels in CaF2:Ho crystals and ceramics is explained by energy transfer upconversion processes. Our results also confirmed that both excited-state absorption and energy transfer upconversion are responsible for the populating of 5S2(5F4) level.