Bright visible luminescence from highly textured, transparent Dy3+ doped RF sputtered zinc oxide films

Doping of rare earth elements such as Dy3+ into ZnO lattice can modify the luminescence properties. Dy3+ ions exhibit emissions in the visible region. The preparation of Dy3+ doped ZnO films with bright visible luminescence is of importance for luminescent device applications. In this study, highly...

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Hauptverfasser: Sreeja Sreedharan, R., Reshmi Krishnan, R., Sanal Kumar, G., Kavitha, V.S., Chalana, S.R., Jolly Bose, R., Suresh, S., Vinodkumar, R., Sudheer, S.K., Mahadevan Pillai, V.P.
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description Doping of rare earth elements such as Dy3+ into ZnO lattice can modify the luminescence properties. Dy3+ ions exhibit emissions in the visible region. The preparation of Dy3+ doped ZnO films with bright visible luminescence is of importance for luminescent device applications. In this study, highly textured, c-axis oriented, transparent, luminescent Dy3+ doped ZnO films are prepared using RF magnetron sputtering. The structural, morphological, optical and luminescent properties of the as-deposited films are investigated as a function of Dy3+ doping concentration. The structural analysis of the films carried out using X-ray diffraction and micro-Raman studies reveal the formation of hexagonal wurtzite ZnO phase in the films. All the films present smooth surface morphology consisting of dense distribution of grains with well-defined grain boundaries. The elemental analysis carried out using energy dispersive X-ray (EDX) spectra confirms the incorporation of Dy3+ ions in the ZnO lattice. The high transmittance of Dy3+doped ZnO films in the visible range with a sharp absorption edge shows good optical quality of the films. The visible luminescence observed ∼580 nm in the Dy3+ doped ZnO films can be attributed to theF924→H1326 transition of Dy3+ ions, suggesting the suitability of these films for luminescent device applications. •Highly c-oriented transparent, luminescent Dy3+doped ZnO films are prepared.•Structural, morphological, optical and luminescent properties are studied.•Structural quality of the films is analyzed using XRD and Raman spectra.•Bright visible emission ∼580 nm due to F924→H1326 transition of Dy3+ ions is obtained.
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Doping
Dy3+ doped ZnO films
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Energy consumption
Grain boundaries
Laser photoluminescence
Luminescence
Magnetic properties
Magnetron sputtering
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Optical constants
Optical properties
Oxide coatings
Rare earth compounds
Rare earth elements
Rare-earth doping
Structural analysis
Studies
Wurtzite
Zinc oxide
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