Convolutional neural networks driving thermally enhanced upconversion luminescence for temperature sensing: achieving high accuracy and robustness across a wide temperature range

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发布日期 2023-10-12

DOI 10.1039/D3TC02980H

影响因子 7.393

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Wei Xu, Junqi Cui, Fengze Bai, Longjiang Zheng, Chunhai Hu, Zhiguo Zhang, Zhen Sun, Yungang Zhang

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摘要

The accuracy of luminescence thermometry is seriously hindered by thermal-induced luminescence quenching as well as traditional single spectral parameter-based analytical methods, which rely on subjective experience of humans and fail to effectively utilize the spectral features. Herein, thermally intensified luminescence of Cr3+ is successfully achieved in Gd3Ga5O12:Yb3+–Er3+–Cr3+ under 980 nm laser excitation and about 10-fold enhancement is observed at 853 K compared with that at 303 K. The reabsorption of Er3+ luminescence by Cr3+ and the phonon-assisted energy transfer from Er3+ to Cr3+ are responsible for the Cr3+ luminescence, and the latter is the key to the enhanced luminescence, which guarantees good signal-to-noise ratio of emissions at high temperatures. A convolutional neural network (CNN) is subsequently proposed to extract thermal information from the UC (upconversion) emissions, and the maximum error is just about 0.63 K in the temperature range of 303–853 K, along with an average error of only 0.15 K, much better than those obtained with conventional ratiometric approaches. Additionally, luminescence thermometry driven by CNNs can effectively resist the interference of background light and ensure measurement accuracy, further demonstrating the excellent robustness of the proposed thermometry strategy.

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Journal of Materials Chemistry C

CiteScore: 10.8

自引率: 7%

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