Achieving 57.15% EQE in Mn4+ Non-equivalent Doped Fluoride Single Crystals via a Rapid Synthesis for Next-Generation Display Lighting

Ziang Peng; Yuanjing Wang; Chuang Zhang; Hong Ming; Zhen Chen; Ren-hua Guo; Enhai Song; Qinyuan Zhang

doi:10.1039/d5qi01865j

November 22, 2025Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers

Achieving 57.15% EQE in Mn4+ Non-equivalent Doped Fluoride Single Crystals via a Rapid Synthesis for Next-Generation Display Lighting

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Key Points

Achieving a 57.15% quantum efficiency showcases significant performance in light-emitting fluoride crystals for displays.
Key improvements in synthesis techniques directly enhance the efficiency of non-equivalent doped materials in applications.
This synthesis process addresses existing challenges in the performance of long-wavelength emitting fluorides for lighting.
Efficient synthesis methods may enable broader applications in the next generation of display technologies.

Implication

This analysis demonstrates improved quantum efficiency in fluoride crystals, highlighting synthesis methods for ultrawide-gamut display lighting.

Abstract

Mn4+ non-equivalent doped fluorides with long-wavelength and narrow-spectrum emission ensure ultrawide-gamut display applications. However, the existing synthesis schemes result in the suboptimal quantum efficiency of non-equivalent doped materials. This study...

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Peng et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Achieving 57.15% EQE in Mn4+ Non-equivalent Doped Fluoride Single Crystals via a Rapid Synthesis for Next-Generation Display Lighting

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Achieving 57.15% EQE in Mn4+ Non-equivalent Doped Fluoride Single Crystals via a Rapid Synthesis for Next-Generation Display Lighting

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