Observational analysis reveals improved broadband near-infrared emissions in Sr2ZnAl22O36 phosphor, suggesting advances for bioimaging and optical communication.
Cr3+-activated phosphors are advancing near-infrared (NIR) technology, offering broadband emissions crucial for bioimaging, night vision, and optical communication. In the present study, we introduce a novel Sr2ZnAl22O36: xCr3+ (SZAO) phosphor,...
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