A three-layer graded-refractive-index antireflection coating is designed and prepared on the one surface of the Bi3Ge4O12 scintillator by sol-gel technology. The emission intensity of the Bi3Ge4O12 with a graded-refractive-index antireflection coating exhibits a broadband and omnidirectional enhancement of 15.9% compared with the reference sample without coating. This significant enhancement is attributed to the decrease of Fresnel reflection, which is consistent with the measurement of transmission spectra. Additionally, it is evident that the graded-refractive-index coating is superior to the conventional quarter-wave coating due to the omnidirectionality advantage.
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