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M. G. Brik shortly defined the phenomenon of luminescence as a method of conversion of excitation energy (which can be supplied to a luminescent object in various ways via external sources) into emitted light energy .
Persistent luminescence is a process where the material emits light in the visible range appreciably for hours even after the irradiation source has been waived off. The storage of the irradiation energy by the traps is supposed to be responsible for long decay time of persistence luminescence.
Luminescent materials are capable of transforming certain types of energy into electromagnetic radiation, which means that in response to a specific stimulus, these materials emit light typically within the ultraviolet (UV) to the infrared (IR) spectral region [1, 2].
Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) materials enable energy storage and then energy conversion to light upon photostimulation, with applications spanning from radiation dosimetry, optical data storage and security, environmental monitoring, biomedicine, clinical diagnostic, to archaeology and geology.
In this section, the excitation and emission processes governing the luminescence phenomenon and the transfer of excitation energy within a given phosphor system will be introduced. The event of absorption occurs when the energy of incident light matches well with the energy gap of two energy states of the optical materials.
Luminescence is classically defined as relaxation of species from the excited state followed by spontaneous light emission. The material is activated or charged by blue/UV content of solar radiation during regular condition. In extreme dark conditions, the energy is released as afterglow.
Herein, up-conversion (UC) describes a nonlinear optical process, in which low-energy photons (usually NIR radiation, i.e., 980 nm) are used to generate high-energy photons …
Persistent luminescence is a process where the material emits light in the visible range appreciably for hours even after the irradiation source has been waived off. The storage …
High efficient energy storage devices for both thermal energy and light energy are scarce in the development of modern society to reduce energy consumption. In this work, a novel self …
2 Principles of luminescence Fig. 1.1 The lines of electric field E due to a point charge q. B Fig. 1.2 The lines of magnetic field B due to a point charge q moving into the page with uniform …
Luminescence, for example, as fluorescence, bioluminescence, and phosphorescence, can result from chemical changes, electrical energy, subatomic motions, …
Brik shortly defined the phenomenon of luminescence as a method of conversion of excitation energy (which can be supplied to a luminescent object in various ways via external sources) into emitted light …
Luminescent materials are capable of transforming certain types of energy into electromagnetic radiation, which means that in response to a specific stimulus, these materials …
Luminescent materials are capable of transforming certain types of energy into electromagnetic radiation, which means that in response to a specific stimulus, these materials emit light typically within the ultraviolet (UV) …
Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) materials enable energy storage and then energy conversion to light upon photostimulation, with applications spanning from radiation dosimetry, …
Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) materials enable energy storage and then energy conversion to light upon photostimulation, with applications spanning from radiation dosimetry, optical data storage and security, environmental …
Over the last 60 years, luminescence dating has developed into a robust chronometer for applications in earth sciences and archaeology. The technique is particularly …
Despite the advantages of high sensitivity and wide linear dynamic range, traditional chemical luminescence systems often had low efficiency in converting chemical …
Luminescent plastics on the market mainly used backlight sources, which needed to be powered to emit light, such as billboards or decorative light strips. The energy …
The great versatility of perovskite materials makes them good candidates to be applied as light storage materials, especially those with persistent luminescence. These solids …
Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) materials enable energy storage and then energy conversion to light upon photostimulation, with applications spanning from …
Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) materials enable energy storage and energy conversion to light upon photostimulation. Here, a comprehensive review is provided …
5 · In this review, we discuss the fundamental principles underpinning PA and survey the studies leading to the development of nanoscale PA. Finally, we offer a perspective on how …
Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) materials, enabling energy storage by capturing of charge carriers and then the energy conversion to light via photostimulation, can …
Light‐Assisted Energy Storage Devices: Principles, Performance, Considering rapid development and emerging problems for photo-assisted energy storage devices, this review starts with the …
Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) materials, enabling energy storage by capturing of charge carriers and then the energy conversion to light via photostimulation, can …
There are a lot of light-emitting processes occurring in nature. Luminescence is an umbrella term for those kinds of events where light emission is not the result of high temperatures. This article depicts the different forms of …
Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) materials enable energy storage and energy conversion to light upon photostimulation. Here, a comprehensive review is provided on the fundamental principle, de...
Development of persistent luminescent materials has drawn continuous attention in recent years in view of their potential applications in the fields of security night …
Brik shortly defined the phenomenon of luminescence as a method of conversion of excitation energy (which can be supplied to a luminescent object in various ways …
remain metastable or even persistent. With relaxation, energy is released, most of which is consumed by thermal motion, such as vibration and rotation of atoms and molecules …