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Photoluminescence method

PL:PhotoLuminescence

The photoluminescence method is a technique that involves irradiating a substance with light and observing the light emitted when excited electrons return to their ground state. Various information can be obtained from the resulting emission spectrum. - Samples with a bandgap of about 3.5 eV can be excited. - The mapping function allows for the acquisition of extensive information. - Measurements can be conducted down to approximately 10 K. - Generally, it is a non-destructive measurement that does not require special pretreatment.

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Photoluminescence (PL) refers to the light that is emitted when a substance is irradiated with light, and the excited electrons return to their ground state. This emission of light is easily influenced by impurities and defects in the substance, so by spectrally analyzing the emitted light in detail, it is possible to obtain information about defects and impurities within the material.

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- Evaluation of defects based on the presence or absence of band-edge luminescence - Ability to detect "defects in crystals" in a broad sense with high sensitivity - Evaluation of luminescent materials - Evaluation of the forbidden band

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