Optoelekrtonik uygulamalara yönelik nano malzeme destekli florofor, fosfor veya fosfor karışımlarının polimerik matriksler içerisinde incelenmesi

In this thesis we investigated the interactions between the commercially available LED phosphorus and nano-scale materials or dyes in terms of their emission abilities in polymers. In the first part of the thesis, photoluminescence of the Eu2+ doped Ca-α-Sialon (Ca-α-SiAlON:Eu2+), Ce3+ doped lutetium aluminum garnet (LuAG:Ce3+) and their binary blends with the quinine sulphate (QS) were investigated by steady-state and decay time measurements. The Ca-α-SiAlON:Eu2+ exhibited 44% increase in the intensity when blended with the QS. Similarly, the binary blend of QS-LuAG:Ce3+ exhibited 98% enhancement in the intensity. Excited state lifetimes of the phosphors were also studied in nanosecond and microsecond time scales, respectively. Spectral data presented some evidence for the donor-acceptor relationship of the QS/ Ca-α-SiAlON:Eu2+ and QS/LuAG:Ce3+ counterparts where the QS was the donor. The offered phosphor blends, exhibited enhancement in the optical brightness without any spectral shift. In the second part of the thesis, CO2 sensitive HPTS dye was used along with the bioactive glasses and ionic liquid. The bioactive glasses equipped with the rare earths of Er3+, Tb3+ and Er3+and Tb3+, were chosen due to their porous structure, optical transparency and intrinsic fluorescence. After spectral characterization steps we exposed the composites towards varying concentrations of the CO2 and recorded the intensity based response both in steady-state and kinetic mode. We also determined the decay times in the absence and presence of the CO2. We obtained promising results from the studies performed by using the bio-compatible bioactive glasses in terms of enhanced optical brightness and CO2 sensitivity.