Highly efficient yellow-orange emission and superior thermal stability of Ba2YAl3Si2O12:Ce3+for high-power solid lighting

With great economic benefits, white LEDs (w-LEDs) have aroused worldwide attention. For phosphor-converted w-LED, highly efficient emission and good thermal stability of phosphor are significant parameters in practical application. Here, a yellow-orange garnet-structural phosphor, Ba2YAl3Si2O12:xCe(3+)(x = 0-0.1) (BYAS:xCe(3+)) was developed by solid solution design. The broad emission spectrum of the as-synthesized phosphor could guarantee the effective increase of the color rendering index when it is combined with the InGaN blue chip. Benefiting from the garnet-type highly rigid framework, BYAS:xCe(3+)exhibits an excellent thermal stability (50%@673K of the initial integrated intensity at 280 K) as well as high absolute quantum efficiency (80.4%@460 nm excitation light). Utilizing the approach of phosphor-in-glass (PiG), a high-power warm w-LED is achieved based on a blue LED plus PiG and the illuminance of this w-LED device can be as high as 4227 lx.

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White LEDs (w-LEDs) have gained worldwide attention due to their economic benefits. A yellow-orange garnet-structural phosphor, Ba2YAl3Si2O12:xCe(3+), was developed with highly efficient emission and good thermal stability. Utilizing this phosphor, a high-power warm w-LED was achieved with high illuminance.