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TITLU:
Materiale monocristaline si ceramici
policristaline
alternative pentru laseri in vizibil
TITLE:
Single crystalline and alternative
polycrystalline ceramic materials for visible lasers
ACHRONIM:
CRYCERVIS
PROJECT
DURATION:
October 2015 - September 2017
DURATA
PROIECTULUI:
Octombrie 2015 -
Septembrie 2017
PROJECT LEADER:
National Institute for Laser, Plasma
and Radiation
Physics, Magurele, Bucharest, Romania
CONDUCATOR PROIECT:
Institutul
National de
Cercetare-Dezvoltare pentru Fizica Laserilor, Plasmei si Radiatiei,
Magurele,
Bucuresti, Romania
Contract value: 550.000 lei
Valoare contract: 550.000 lei
The research team: GHEORGHE Cristina Petruta, PhD
Echipa de cercetare: GHEORGHE Lucian Marian, PhD
TOMA Octavian, PhD
ACHIM Alexandru, PhD
VOICU Flavius Marian, PhD student
HAU Stefania, PhD student
CROITORU Gabriela, PhD student
CHIRCUS Laurentiu, sub-engineer
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ABSTRACT.
Based
on the most recent fundamental
and technological advances, the project aims to identify and develop
new laser
materials with controllable properties for efficient generation of
laser
emission in the visible (
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Objective I. Disordered
RE3+-doped
and sensitized CNGG and CLNGG single crystalline laser materials.
/ Preliminary.
Objective II.
Disordered RE3+-doped and co-doped CNGG and
CLNGG polycrystalline
laser ceramics.
/ Preliminary.
Objective I. Disordered
RE3+-doped
and sesitized CNGG and CLNGG single crystalline laser materials.
/ Partially.
Objective II. Disordered
RE3+-doped and co-doped CNGG and CLNGG
polycrystalline laser
ceramics. / Partially.
Objective I. Disordered
RE3+-doped
and sesitized CNGG and CLNGG single crystalline laser materials.
/ Final.
Objective II.
Disordered RE3+-doped and co-doped CNGG and
CLNGG polycrystalline
laser ceramics.
/ Final.
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RESULTS IN 2015
Objective I. Disordered
RE3+-doped
and sensitized CNGG and CLNGG single crystalline laser materials.
/ Preliminary.
Objective II.
Disordered RE3+-doped and co-doped CNGG and
CLNGG polycrystalline
laser ceramics.
/ Preliminary.
Activities:
I.1
High-resolution
spectroscopic characterization. / Preliminary results.
Obtained results:
During this stage were
achieved all the objectives and activities specified in the project. We
have
identified new luminescent systems based on the emission in the visible
domain
of RE3+ (Sm, Dy, Pr, Tb) ions doped in host materials with intrinsic
disorder,
type garnet calcium-niobium-gallium (CNGG) and
calcium-lithium-niobium-gallium
(CLNGG).
Thus:
● Samples
of CNGG and CLNGG doped
with Sm (0.1, 1 and 3 at.%), Dy (0.1, 1 and 3 at.%), Pr (0.1, 1 and 3
at.%) and
Tb (0.1, 1 and 3 at.%) ions, using solid state reaction technique.
● Based
on high-resolution
spectroscopic measurements at 300 and 10 K (absorption, emission and
emission
kinetics) new spectral data about these ions RE3+
(Sm, Dy, Pr, Tb) doped CNGG
and CLNGG were obtained.
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The obtained preliminary
spectral data confirms that selected doped ions have been successfully
incorporated into the proposed materials, allowing us to continue the
research
with the growth of the single crystals and obtaining the ceramics of
CNGG and
CLNGG doped RE3+ (Sm, Dy, Pr, Tb).
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Raportul
stiintific pe anul 2015 este disponibil aici: | 2015
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RESULTS IN 2016
Objective
I. Disordered RE3+-doped and sesitized CNGG and
CLNGG single
crystalline laser materials. / Partially.
Objective
II. Disordered RE3+-doped and co-doped CNGG and
CLNGG
polycrystalline laser ceramics. / Partially.
Activities:
I.1
Single crystals growth by Czochralski method.
I.2
High resolution optical
spectroscopy characterization.
I.3
Optimization of visible laser emission.
II.1 Obtaining of
polycrystalline transparent ceramics.
II.2 High resolution optical spectroscopy
characterization.
Obtained
results
During
this stage were achieved all the objectives and activities specified in
the
project.
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Single
crystals of Sm:CNGG and Sm:CLNGG with 3.4 and 5 at.% Sm3+
ions
and Dy:CNGG and Dy: CLNGG with 3.4 and 5 at.% Dy3+
ions were grown
by Czochralski method.
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Ceramics
samples of CNGG and CLNGG doped with Sm
(0.1, 1 and 3 at.%) ions, were obtained using vacuum reactive sintering
method.
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Ceramics
samples of CNGG and CLNGG doped with Sm3+
ions and sensitized with Ce3+ ions with
different concentration of
doping ions were obtained using solid state reaction technique.
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Ceramics
samples of CNGG and CLNGG doped with Dy3+ ions
and
sensitized with Ce3+ ions with different
concentration of Ce3+
ions were obtained using solid state reaction technique.
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High resolution optical spectroscopy at
different temperature
was applied to obtain static and dynamic properties of Sm3+
ions
doped CNGG and CLNGG single crystals. The
absorption
spectra of Sm3+ at room temperature were analyzed on the basis of the Judd-Ofelt
theory in order to calculate the line
strengths of Sm3+ electric dipole transitions. The intensity J-O parameters obtained for Sm
doped both crystals
were estimated and used to determine the radiative transition rates,
fluorescence branching ratios and radiative lifetime. Partial energy levels of Sm3+
have been established based on the low temperature absorption and emission
spectra. The experimentally integrated cross-sections
for the 4G5/2→6H7/2
transition at 615 nm were fund to
be 0.87×10-21 cm2
for CNGG and 1×10-21 cm2 in the case of
CLNGG.
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High resolution optical spectroscopy
at different temperature was applied to obtain static and dynamic
properties of
Dy3+ ions doped CNGG and CLNGG single crystals. Partial energy levels of Dy3+
have been established based on the low temperature absorption and emission
spectra.
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Ceramic
samples of CLNGG doped with 0.1 at. % Sm ions and co-doped with 0.01 -
0.1 at.% Ce3+ ions were prepared and
investigated to establish Ce3+
ions concentration in order to obtain efficient energy transfer from
Ce→Sm and
increase the emission of Sm ions in visible domain. The emission
spectra of (x
Ce, 0.01 Sm):CLNGG at room temperature were analyzed and was
established that CLNGG
sample doped with of 0.1 at.% Sm + 0.02 at.% Ce had the most intense Sm3+
emission lines.
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Ceramic
samples of CLNGG doped with 0.02 at.% Ce and co-doped with 1 - 10 at %
Sm were prepared and investigated in order to establish the best Sm3+
ions concentration before concentration quenching mechanism appear. The
emission
spectra of (0.02 Ce, x Sm):CLNGG at room temperature were analyzed and
was
established that CLNGG sample doped with of 0.02 at.% Ce + 3 at.% Sm
had the
most intense Sm3+ emission lines.
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Ceramic
samples of CLNGG doped with 0.1 at.% Dy3+
ions and co-doped with 0.01 - 0.1 at.% Ce ions were prepared and
investigated
to establish Ce3+ ions concentration in order to
obtain efficient
energy transfer from Ce→Dy and increase the emission of Dy3+
ions in
visible (blue and yellow) domain. The emission spectra of (x Ce, 0.01
Dy):CLNGG
at room temperature were analyzed and was established that CLNGG sample
doped
with of 0.1 at.%Dy + 0.9 at.% Ce had the most intense Dy3+
emission
lines.
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Raportul
stiintific pe perioada 2015-2016 este disponibil aici: | 2016
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RESULTS IN 2017Activities
I.1
Single crystals growth by Czochralski method.
I.2
High
resolution optical spectroscopy characterization.
I.3
Optimization of visible laser emission.
II.1 Obtaining of
polycrystalline transparent ceramics.
II.2 High resolution
optical spectroscopy characterization.
II.3
Optimization of visible laser emission. / Partial
II.4
Optimization of visible laser emission. / Final
Rezultate
etapa
-
Probe
monocristaline si ceramici policristaline de tip CNGG si CLNGG
co-dopate cu
ioni RE3+ pentru masuratori spectroscopice;
- Montaje si
date spectrale noi;
- Modelarea
datelor si determinarea parametrilor caracteristici;
- Date noi
spectrale si de cinetica emisiei.
- Analiza
matematica a datelor experimentale.
- Evaluarea
eficientei de emisie laser in sisteme sensibilizate.
- Sinteza
datelor in vederea publicarii in reviste cotate ISI.
- Prezentarea rezultatelor la Conferinte
Internationale si publicarea in reviste cotate ISI.
DISSEMINATION
OF THE RESULTS
I. ARTICLES
PUBLISHED IN ISI JOURNALS
1. C.
Gheorghe, A. Lupei, S. Hau, F. Voicu, L. Gheorghe, A. M. Vlaicu,
"Compositional dependence of optical properties of Sm3+-doped Y3ScXAl5-XO12 polycrystalline
ceramics," J. Alloys &
Comp.
683,
547-553 (2016). IF 3.014.
2. C. Gheorghe, S. Hau, L. Gheorghe, F. Voicu, M.
Greculeasa, A. Achim, M. Enculescu, “Optical properties of Sm3+
doped Ca3(Nb,Ga)5O12
and Ca3(Li,Nb,
Ga)5O12 single crystals,”
J. Lumin. 186, 175-182 (2017). IF = 2.693.
3.
I.О. Vorona, R.P. Yavetskiy, A.G. Doroshenko, S.V.
Parkhomenko, A.V. Tolmachev, V.N. Baumer, D.Yu. Kosyanov, V.I. Vovna,
V.G.
Kuryavyi, M. Greculeasa, L. Gheorghe, S. Hau, C. Gheorghe, G. Croitoru,
“Structural-phase state and lasing of 5-15 at% Yb3+:Y3Al5O12
optical ceramics,” J. Eur. Cer. Soc. 37(13) (2017)
4115-4122. IF = 3.411.
II.
COMMUNICATIONS AT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES
1.
F. Voicu, L. Gheorghe, M.
Greculeasa, A. Achim, C. Gheorghe, S. Hau, “Growth and optical
properties of Sm3+
doped Ca3(Nb,Ga)5O12
and Ca3(Li,Nb,
Ga)5O12 single crystals,”
TIM 17 Physics Conference, 25 -
27 May 2017, Timisoara, Romania; poster CM-P08.
2.
S. Hau, C. Gheorghe, L.
Gheorghe, I. Porosnicu, A. Crisan, “Luminescence properties and energy
transfer
of Sm3+ and Dy3+ co-doped
Ca3(Li,Nb, Ga)5O12:
Ce3+ novel phosphors under UV excitation,”
Timisoara, Romania, 25-27
Mai 2017; poster P02.
3.
L. Gheorghe, F. Voicu,
M.Greculeasa, A. Achim, F. Khaled, P. Loiseau, G. Aka, S. Hau,
C.Gheorghe, G
Croitoru, “Pure and Yb-doped LaxGdySc4-x-y(BO3)4
incongruent borates type crystal: czochralski growth, nonlinear
properties and
laser performances,” TIM 17 Physics Conference, 25 - 27 May 2017,
Timisoara,
Romania; invited talk CM-I01.
4.
I. O. Vorona, R.P.
Yavetskiy, M.V. Dobrotvorskaya, A.G. Doroshenko, S.V. Parkhomenko, A.V.
Tolmachev, L. Gheorghe, C. Gheorghe, S. Hau, “Solid-state sintering and
luminescent properties of Yb3+, Er3+:YAG
transparent
ceramics,” International Conference on Oxide Materials for Electronic
Engineering - Fabrication, Properties and Applications, OMEE-2017, May
29 -
June 2, 2017, Lviv, Ukraine; poster Mo-P59.
5.
I. O. Vorona, R. P.
Yavetskiy, A. G. Doroshenko, S. V. Parkhomenko, A. V. Tolmachev, L.
Gheorghe,
M. Greculeasa, C. Gheorghe, S. Hau, and G. Croitoru, “Nd3+:YAG
Ceramic Materials with Efficient Laser Emission under Diode-Laser
Pumping,” LIC
2017, 20-23 June 2017, Bucharest, Romania; poster LWA5.4.
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