Abstract
Luminescence and scintillation properties of Tm3+ 0.1–15% doped CaF2 crystals were systematically investigated. The crystals were grown by a simple solidification method which allowed us to obtain single crystals conveniently. In X-ray induced radio luminescence spectra, the luminosity of the self-trapped-exciton (STE) emission of CaF2 at 270nm decreased with increasing of Tm3+ concentration. The Tm3+ 5d-4f transition based emission lines appeared at 175nm (4f115d high spin state (HS)→3H6) and at 165nm (low spin state (LS) to 3H6). Pulse height spectra were measured under α-ray irradiation by using vacuum ultra-violet (VUV) sensitive photomultiplier tube (PMT) R8778 and Tm3+ 0.1% doped specimen exhibited the highest light yield.
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