White Light Emitting ZnS:Eu Nanophosphor for Solid State Lighting - Ahemen, Iorkyaa
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This book gives a detailed analysis on how white and red light can be obtained from a single nanophosphor made from europium (III) ion doped into zinc sulfide semiconductor. Complete optimization such as the role ofpH, effects of capping agent, dopant concentrations and post-synthesis processing under different ambient and temperature conditions have been dealt with in great details. The striking aspect of this work is that the phosphor is reproducible. This is the first time a single phosphor is reported to emit the two most desired colours of red and white light. Another remarkable…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book gives a detailed analysis on how white and red light can be obtained from a single nanophosphor made from europium (III) ion doped into zinc sulfide semiconductor. Complete optimization such as the role ofpH, effects of capping agent, dopant concentrations and post-synthesis processing under different ambient and temperature conditions have been dealt with in great details. The striking aspect of this work is that the phosphor is reproducible. This is the first time a single phosphor is reported to emit the two most desired colours of red and white light. Another remarkable characteristic of this phosphor is that it absorbs energy at the near-UV and blue spectral regions, which is where most of the InGaN-based LEDs emit photons with high efficacy. Therefore, this phosphor has the potentials of being used for the production of white light-emitting diodes for application in general illumination.
Autorenporträt
Dr.Iorkyaa Ahemen is a senior lecturer in the Department of Physics, University of Agriculture Makurdi, Nigeria. He obtained a B.Sc. in Physics from Benue State University Makurdi, M.Sc.Applied Physics, University of Jos; Ph.D. in Energy Physics at MAUTECH Nigeria. He is a Post-Doctoral Fellow at University of the Free State, South Africa.