Dual role of oxygen-related defects in the luminescence kinetics of AlNMn2+

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This dataset presents the impact of temperature and pressure on AlN:Mn²⁺ luminescence kinetics. Unusual behavior of Mn²⁺ optical properties during UV excitation is observed, where a strong afterglow luminescence of Mn²⁺ occurs even at low temperatures. When the temperature increases, the contribution of the afterglow luminescence is further enhanced, causing a significant increase in the luminescence intensity. The observed phenomena may be explained by an energy diagram in which the O_N–V_Al complex in AlN:Mn²⁺ plays a key role. Hence the O_N–V_Al complex defect in AlN:Mn²⁺ plays a double role. When the O_N–V_Al defect is located close to Mn²⁺ ions, it is responsible for transferring excitation energy directly to Mn²⁺ ions. However, when the O_N–V_Al defect complex is located far from Mn²⁺ ions, its excited state level acts as an electron trap responsible for afterglow luminescence. Additionally, three models have been tested to explain the structure of the emission spectrum and the strong asymmetry between the excitation and emission spectra. From the most straightforward configuration coordinate diagram through the configuration coordinate diagram model assuming different elastic constants in the excited and ground-states ending by a model based on the Jahn–Teller effect. We proved that only the Jahn–Teller effect in the excited ⁴T₁ electronic state with spin–orbit coupling could fully explain the observed phenomena. Finally, high-pressure spectroscopic results complemented by the calculations of Racah parameters and the Tanabe–Sugano diagram are presented.

In that dataset, raw data of temperature-dependent emission spectra, and decay profiles as well as pressure-dependent emission spectra are provided.

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Year of publication:

2022

Verification date:

2024-01-15

Dataset language:

English

Fields of science:

physical sciences (Natural sciences)

DOI:

10.34808/qvfp-kh68

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