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Extended X‐ray Absorption Fine Structure Studies of Luminescent Centers in II – VI Thin Films
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1993
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Materials SciencePhotoluminescenceX-ray SpectroscopyEngineeringOptical PropertiesCe‐doped Calcium SulfideOptoelectronic MaterialsApplied PhysicsLuminescent GlassFunctional MaterialsLight AbsorptionChemistryThin FilmsExafs MeasurementsLuminescence PropertyOptoelectronicsStrontium SulfideLuminescent Centers
Extended x‐ray absorption fine structure (EXAFS) was used to determine the local structure of luminescent centers in electroluminescent thin films: in Mn‐ and Tm‐doped zinc sulfide as well as in Tb‐ and Ce‐doped calcium sulfide and strontium sulfide. EXAFS measurements were carried out using the electron‐yield detection method. While Mn enters a substitutional site, the larger Tm ion is associated with oxygen and forms polycations. In the rare‐earth dopants replace Ca2+ ions in the lattice and no oxygen was found in their environment.