Eliminating disorderly A sites: Significantly enhanced external quantum efficiency of Bi3+ luminescence in double perovskite phosphor
Rui Wang , Asif Ali Haider , Hongzhi Zhang , Haonan Cui , Yiting Huang , Yuyao Fu , Zizhuo Yao , Shuangbao Wang , Jiyang Xie , Hong Li , Zhi Xie , Jing Zhu
InfoMat ›› 2026, Vol. 8 ›› Issue (6) : e70119
Highly efficient inorganic phosphors activated with Bi3+ are increasingly needed due to their fascinating multicolor luminescence and versatile applications. Nevertheless, achieving high external quantum efficiency (EQE) is challenging. Here, ordering A sites in double perovskite structure develops a highly efficient Bi3+-activated A2BB'O6 phosphor, in which the EQE is boosted by 3.9 times. The transformation from the disordered A sites in Ca2LaNbO6 (CLNO) to the ordered A sites in Ca2YNbO6 (CYNO) occurs via the full substitution of Y3+ for La3+. Bi3+ activators occupy the A and B sites, which is confirmed by direct aberration-corrected transmission electron microscopy (AC-TEM) proof, as well as the theoretical and spectral proofs. Subsequently, a representative CYNO:1%Bi3+ product is practically applied, exhibiting superior fluorescence thermometer (Sr-max = 3.12% K−1 at 473 K), high color rendering index lighting (Ra = 91), and accurate latent fingerprint detecting performances. This work invigorates the progress of Bi3+-activated phosphors with high EQE for versatile utilizations.
bismuth / double perovskite / luminescence efficiency / multifunctional applications / occupancy modulation
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