A green perovskite quantum dot glass filter
A technology of quantum dot glass and perovskite, applied in optics, optical components, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of high melting temperature, low cut-off degree, and high production cost, and achieve low production temperature, large cut-off depth, and long production cycle Effect
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[0053] In this embodiment, a borate glass is used as the basic glass, and its chemical composition is as follows: 6Li 2 O-4Na 2 O-2K 2 O-10ZnO-15BaO-7SrO-0.3Sb 2 o 3 -55.7B 2 o 3 , the glass transition temperature of the borate glass is Tg=450°C, the crystallization initiation temperature Tx=624°C, and the crystallization temperature Tc=684°C. The temperature difference Tx-Tg=174°C is very large, which is the allowable heat treatment temperature range above Tg, such as Image 6 As shown, the glass transition temperature Tg, crystallization onset temperature Tx and crystallization temperature Tc are 450°C, 624°C and 684°C, respectively. Perovskite quantum dots are CsPbBr 3 Structure, its crystal phase is cubic phase. Perovskite CsPbBr 3 The concentration of quantum dots is also very important, according to experiments, the effect of 2mol% concentration (molar concentration) is very good. For this basic glass and quantum dots, a concentration of 2 mol % is used in this...
Embodiment 2
[0060] The green perovskite quantum dot glass filter of the present invention is different according to the application requirements, and the filter sometimes needs further processing to meet the performance requirements. For applications such as traffic lights, stage lights, flashlights, laser protection, medical treatment, and beauty, there is generally no need to further deal with the issue of luminescence, and its luminescence can also be used. For spectral filters, such as those on spectroscopic instruments and digital cameras, it is necessary to consider the influence of perovskite quantum dot luminescence. Perovskite quantum dots absorb short-wavelength light below the transmission limit wavelength, which will excite the quantum dots to emit light. like image 3 As shown, the luminescence wavelength of this kind of perovskite quantum dot glass is almost the same as the transmission limit wavelength, and it is necessary to coat a narrow-band reflective dielectric film a...
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[0062] For some band-pass filtering applications, the long-wave cut-off region can be made by coating the long-wave cut-off dielectric film in the long-wavelength region of the pass-band back end of the perovskite quantum dot glass filter, and combined with the short-wave cut-off caused by quantum dots to form a band-pass filter light sheet, such as Figure 5 shown.
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