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Noncontact fluorescence temperature detection systems have become a significant research focus. In this study, a new BaY(BO) phosphor co-doped with Er/Yb was successfully synthesized using a high-temperature solid phase method. The introduction of Yb as a sensitizer enhanced the luminescence properties of the BaY(BO) phosphor. The occupation of Er and Yb ions in the crystal lattice was analyzed in detail. The up-conversion luminescence and underlying mechanisms were explained by the double logarithmic relationship between the luminescence intensity and pump power. The temperature sensitivity of the phosphors was explored in the range of 333-513 K using fluorescence intensity ratio technology based on the two green peaks (thermal coupling level Er). The temperature sensing reached 1.44 × 10 K at 333 K, indicating that BaY(BO):Er,Yb phosphors have potential applications as temperature sensors.
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