Hexagonal core-shell upconverting microparticles convert weak near-infrared light to visible emission with lower-cost sol-gel production.
Coprecipitated Tb-Y-Al-Sc garnet powder enables transparent ceramics with higher Verdet constant and lower light absorption for Faraday rotators.
Controlling β-sialon phosphor aggregation through a D1/D2 particle-size ratio improves white LED brightness, luminous flux, and dispersibility.
A glycol-alcohol solvent mixture and controlled high-pressure heating produce crystalline garnet nanoparticles with high quantum yield.
Low-porosity Yb2O3 sintered bodies resist reactive plasma etching, solving adhesion and degradation issues in electrostatic chucks.
Lanthanide doping in halide perovskites achieves rapid hydrochromic response while eliminating lead toxicity and stabilizing luminescence.
SiEuAlON fluorescent material composition enhances light emission intensity by resolving the contradiction between high output and manufacturing complexity.
Eluting aluminum oxide from a sintered body exposes fluorescent material, reducing reflection and scattering to improve luminous flux.