Abstract

To demonstrate the fabrication of inorganic electroluminescent (EL) devices using perovskite-type oxide phosphors by electrophoretic deposition (EPD), AZrO3:RE (A = Ca, Sr, Ba; RE = Eu, Tb) were synthesized by the polymerized complex method. AZrO3:Eu showed orange or red emissions and AZrO3:Tb showed blue-green or green emissions depending on their crystal structures. The emission intensity was found to be enhanced by introducing strains to the host matrices by Mg codoping or alloying. Inorganic EL devices prepared by EPD using BaZrO3:Eu and SrZrO3:Eu as the phosphor layers showed orange and blue emissions that were observable under room light, respectively, which is the first observation of EL emission from the devices prepared by EPD to the best of our knowledge. The combination of perovskite-type oxide phosphors and EPD was found to be a promising way to fabricate inorganic EL devices.

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