Fig. 2: Analysis of the valence state, steady-state and transient photoluminescence characteristics were conducted. | Light: Science & Applications

Fig. 2: Analysis of the valence state, steady-state and transient photoluminescence characteristics were conducted.

From: Tracing the origin of near-infrared emissions emanating from manganese (II)

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ac This includes XANES spectra, a high-resolution XPS spectrum for Mn-2p, and EPR spectra recorded at 77 K, all specific to Mn within the sample of YAG doped with 2%Ce3+ and 20%Mn2+; d Additionally, PLE and PL spectra were obtained for YAG doped with 2% Ce3+, YAG doped with 20%Mn2+, and YAG co-doped with both 2%Ce3+ and 20%Mn2+; e PL spectra were also recorded for YAG doped with 2%Ce3+ and varying concentrations of Mn2+ (ranging from x = 2% to 16%); f, g Furthermore, the fluorescence decay curves of Mn2+ in YAG doped with 2% Ce3+ and varying concentrations of Mn2+ (x = 2% to 20%) upon pulsed 450 nm excitation, monitored at 600 nm and 750 nm, are presented. Detailed fitting equations and parameters for these decay curves are outlined in Tables S2S4

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