Abstract
A series of Bi/Sn co-doped aluminosilicate glasses were prepared and the optical and structural properties of the samples were investigated. The near-infrared (NIR) luminescence properties of the glass were significantly improved by the co-doping of Bi and Sn. The NIR emission peaks of samples exhibit near 1220 nm. The addition of SnO changes the glass structure and induces a decrease in the number of negative charges in the local field of Bi, which causes the Bi valence state to change from a high valence state to a low valence state. The appropriate amount of Bi2O3 increases the number of Bi luminescent centers and realizes the transformation of the luminescent centers from Bi+ to Bi0. These results suggest that regulating the doping concentration of SnO and Bi2O3 is a convenient method to control the valence state of active ions and enhance the NIR luminescence properties of aluminosilicate glasses.
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