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In this study, we successfully synthesized rare-earth-doped crystalline SrWO at room temperature by co-precipitation. The results from the X-ray diffraction analysis showed a main diffraction peak related to the (112) plane. Phosphors doped with either Dy or Sm ions showed strong light absorption in the UV region and blue-yellow and red light emission. To synthesize a white light phosphor, Dy and Sm ions were co-doped to produce a SrWO:[Sm]/[Dy] phosphor. When the Sm ion concentration was increased and the Dy concentration was maintained, the red light intensity increased while the blue-yellow light intensity decreased. The composites were combined with polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS), and a flexible composite material was fabricated. The composite exhibited various luminescence properties under UV and visible light, which suggested its potential for use as an LED color filter.
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