电子辐照诱发固态相变导致的氮化硼纳米结构生长

报道了N+离子轰击产生的氮化硼(BN)纳米结构,及在电子辐照时结构演化的高分辨透射电子显微镜的原位测定结果.应当强调的是,这种类富勒烯和发夹结构的演化,实际上是电子辐照诱发固态相变的发展,观察中发现的一些BN颗粒、卷曲物,可以被认为是类富勒烯等纳米结构形成的前体或早期阶段.提出了一种类富勒烯等结构的电子辐照动力学模型,并进行了讨论. 关键词： 氮化硼 电子辐照 透射电子显微镜 氮化硼纳米形成物     

Study of the effect of precipitant on the high-temperature phase stability of SrO-ZrO2 prepared by n-butanol soft-template method

SrO doped zirconia (20%) was synthesized by n-butanol soft-template method using both NaOH and ammonia solution as precipitants. The high-temperature phase stability was investigated following further heat treatment at 1000°C for 2 h. XRD and Raman spectra were used to characterize the crystal form of zirconia. In addition, TEM was used to characterize the dispersibility of SrO doped zirconia. The results indicated that the concentration of OH^? introduced into the ZrO₂ lattice was the main factor controlling the crystal form of nanosized zirconia. The NaOH solution precipitant could improve the dispersibility of SrO doped t-ZrO₂, and could also prevent the phase transformation of zirconia from t-ZrO₂ to m-ZrO₂ effectively.     

原子模型理论的参数确定与检验方法

根据多电子原子价电子径向波函数的节点特性，结合光谱实验数据，提出了一种确定与检验原子模型势理论中势参数的方法，使所得的波函数避免了因内层电子波函数的混入而造成的坍陷。     

用时间分辨光谱研究红细胞悬液的荧光发射

实验获得了激光照射红细胞悬液的荧光光谱,并分别监测不同荧光峰值波长处强度随时间的衰变过程,测试了其相应的荧光寿命。结果表明,在波长为407nm的激光照射下,红细胞悬液向外发射中心波长分别位于596,628,692nm的荧光光谱,各荧光峰对应衰变过程的平均荧光寿命分别为1.97,13.31,14.58ns。利用荧光强度和吸收率的加和性表示了混合物的总吸收率和总荧光发射强度,通过理论计算获得了红细胞悬液中锌卟啉、原卟啉和其他游离物参与荧光发射的相对含量和相对强度在不同荧光峰位的变化关系,进一步解释了不同峰位处荧光发射强度和平均荧光寿命的变化原因。     

纳秒级脉宽砷化镓激光器阵列

报导砷化镓激光器阵列的实验结果。该阵列光束的脉宽约０．７～５ｎｓ，近场光斑面积约１００ｍｍ×６ｍｍ；已被用于触发高功率电磁脉冲发生器中的半导体光导开关阵列。报导一种提高光脉冲重复率的方法—双脉冲序列法，用该方法使激光脉冲等效重复率达约１００ＭＨｚ；介绍一种使激光器阵列输出光斑中光能均匀分布的多光束叠加方案。     

Continuous-wave and Q-switched Operation of a Tm,Ho:YAP ring laser

We demonstrated continuous-wave (CW) and Q-switched operation of a Tm,Ho:YAP ring laser at 77 K. The maximum CW output power of 2 W at 2130.7 nm was obtained under the incident pump power of 12 W, corresponding to a slope efficiency of 23% and an optical-to-optical efficiency of 16.7%. For the Q-switched regime the maximum output energy of 5 mJ with the pulse width of 160 ns at the repetition rate of 100 Hz was achieved, corresponding to a peak power of 31.25 kW.     

Growth,characterization and upconversion properties of erbium-doped potassium lithium tantalate niobate single crystals under 975 nm laser excitation

Potassium lithium tantalate niobate single crystals doped with erbium ions are grown by top-seeded solution growth method. The crystals are characterized by X-ray diffraction and differential thermal analysis. The refractive indices of the crystal are measured using ellipsometry method and fitted by Sellmeier equation. The as-grown crystals are tetragonal phase tungsten bronze-type structure with Curie temperature of 271.3 °C. Characteristic Er^3 + absorption bands are observed from 350 to 1100 nm in ultraviolet–visible-near infrared absorption spectra. These crystals emit brightly green and red upconversion fluorescence under 975 nm LD laser excitation, and the steady state upconversion spectra are obtained at room temperature. The red emission intensity increases as the erbium ions concentration increases in crystals. Processes of excited state absorption and energy transfer are responsible for upconversion luminescence. The emission intensities are quadratic dependences on pump power from pump power dependence analyses and deduction of transition rate equation model.     

Fabrication and luminescence behavior of phosphate glass ceramics co-doped with Er3+ and Yb3+

Transparent phosphate glass ceramics co-doped with Er³⁺ and Yb³⁺ in the system P₂O₅Li₂OCaF₂TiO₂ were successfully synthesized by melt-quenching and subsequent heating. Formation of the nanocrystals was confirmed by X-ray powder diffraction. Judd–Ofelt analyses of Er³⁺ ions in the precursor glasses and glass ceramics were performed to evaluate the intensity parameters Ω_2,4,6. Under 975 nm excitation, intense upconversion (UC) and infrared emission (1545 nm) were observed in the glass ceramics by efficient energy transfer from Yb³⁺ to Er³⁺. The luminescence processes were explained and the emission cross section was calculated by Fuchtbauer–Ladenburg (F–L) formula. The results confirm the potential applications of Er³⁺/Yb³⁺ co-doped glass ceramics as laser and fiber amplifier media.     

A novel Si-based photodetector with flat-top and steep-edge spectral response

To meet the requirement of the dense wavelength-division-multiplexed (DWDM) system and optoelectronic integrated circuit, we design a Si-Based InGaAs photodetector, which is fabricated by bonding InGaAs/InP photodetector on a Si-Based dielectric film Fabry–Perot filter. The photodetector can exhibit an extremely good flat-top and steep-edge spectral response through designing the structure of Si-Based dielectric film Fabry–Perot filter. The simulation result of phtodetector demonstrates that the spectral response linewidth, ?at-top and steep-edge characteristics of these photodetectors are suitable to be used in 50 GHz, 100 GHz, 200 GHz DWDM system.     

Radiation characteristics and implosion dynamics of tungsten wire array Z-pinches on the YANG accelerator

We investigated the radiation characteristics and implosion dynamics of low-wire-number cylindrical tungsten wire array Z-pinches on the YANG accelerator with a peak current 0.8-1.1 MA and a rising time ～ 90 ns.The arrays are made up of(8-32)×5 μm wires 6/10 mm in diameter and 15 mm in height.The highest X-ray power obtained in the experiments was about 0.37 TW with the total radiation energy ～ 13 kJ and the energy conversion efficiency ～ 9%(24×5 μm wires,6 mm in diameter).Most of the X-ray emissions from tungsten Z-pinch plasmas were distributed in the spectral band of 100-600 eV,peaked at 250 and 375 eV.The dominant wavelengths of the wire ablation and the magneto-Rayleigh-Taylor instability were found and analyzed through measuring the time-gated self-emission and laser interferometric images.Through analyzing the implosion trajectories obtained by an optical streak camera,the run-in velocities of the Z-pinch plasmas at the end of the implosion phase were determined to be about(1.3-2.1)×10 7 cm/s.