Chen et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Non-contact fluorescence intensity ratio optical thermometer based on Yb3+/Nd3+ codoped Bi4Ti3O12 microcrystalsChen et al., 2020
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- Chen H
- Bai G
- Yang Q
- Hua Y
- Xu S
- Chen L
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- Journal of Luminescence
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Optical thermometer based on the non-contact fluorescence intensity ratio technique of two thermally-couple levels has huge potential applications in many fields, such as the electric power industry and in-situ physiological measurements. In the paper, the Yb 3+/Nd 3+ …
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