Bernd Ahrens,1 Bastian Henke,2 Paul T. Miclea,2,3 Jacqueline A. Johnson,4 Stefan Schweizer2,3
1Univ. of Paderborn (Germany) 2Fraunhofer Ctr. for Silicon Photovoltaics (Germany) 3Martin-Luther-Univ. of Halle-Wittenberg (Germany) 4Univ. of Tennessee Space Institute (United States)
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Thermal processing of as-made fluorozirconate glasses which were additionally doped with neodymium and chlorine
ions leads to enhanced up-conversion fluorescence intensities in these glass ceramics. The samples were annealed between
240°C and 290°C while the optimum value was found for the 270°C sample. We investigated the power dependence
of the infrared fluorescence, the 2-photon up-conversion, and the 3-photon up-conversion fluorescence intensities
as well as the corresponding radiative lifetimes. In analogy to the up-conversion intensity, the radiative lifetime of the
Nd3+ fluorescence at about 880 nm depends significantly on the annealing temperature: the longest lifetime was observed
for the 270°C sample.
Bernd Ahrens,Bastian Henke,Paul T. Miclea,Jacqueline A. Johnson, andStefan Schweizer
"Enhanced up-converted fluorescence in fluorozirconate based glass ceramics for high efficiency solar cells", Proc. SPIE 7002, Photonics for Solar Energy Systems II, 700206 (5 May 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.779271
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Bernd Ahrens, Bastian Henke, Paul T. Miclea, Jacqueline A. Johnson, Stefan Schweizer, "Enhanced up-converted fluorescence in fluorozirconate based glass ceramics for high efficiency solar cells," Proc. SPIE 7002, Photonics for Solar Energy Systems II, 700206 (5 May 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.779271