Photoluminescent diamond detection method and photoluminescent diamond detection device

Abstract

The invention discloses a photoluminescent diamond detection device. The photoluminescent diamond detection device comprises a light source, a workbench, an array detector and a data processing terminal. A to-be-detected sample is placed on the workbench. The light source is monochromatic light or hybrid light with the wavelength of smaller than or equal to 410nm. The light source emits the light to the to-be-detected sample, the to-be-detected sample acquires energy and is excited to emit light, luminous light rays are emitted into the array detector to be detected, photon information of the luminous light rays is converted into an electric signal according to wavelength sequence, the electric signal is converted into a digital signal through analog-digital conversion, the digital signal is transmitted to the data processing terminal to form a real-time photoluminescent spectrogram. The photoluminescent diamond detection device has the advantages that multiple peak positions can be measured at a time by a photoluminescence method, the problems such as whether the to-be-detected sample is a diamond, a compound diamond or a natural diamond or not are solved, detection sensitivity and detection speed are high, and detection cost is low.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of diamond detection, in particular to a photoluminescent diamond detection method and device. Background technique [0002] Photoluminescence refers to the phenomenon that an object relies on an external light source for irradiation to obtain energy and generate excitation to cause light emission. It roughly passes through three main stages: absorption, energy transfer, and light emission. The absorption and emission of light both occur between energy levels. transitions through the excited state. Energy transfer is due to the motion of excited states. Photoluminescence can be induced by ultraviolet radiation, visible light, and infrared radiation. such as phosphorescence and fluorescence. [0003] Photoluminescence Spectroscopy (PL spectrum for short), refers to the material under the excitation of light, electrons transition from the valence band to the conduction band and leave holes in the valence band; electr...

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Disadvantages of photoluminescence: usually only qualitative analysis can be done, not quantitative analysis; if low temperature test is done, liquid helium cooling is required, and the conditions are relatively harsh; non-radiative recombination deep-level defect centers cannot be reflected

[0006] At present, UV-visible absorption spectrum and Raman spectrum are mainly used for measurement. UV-visible absorption spectrum is used to measure peaks such a

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