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Optical Properties of the Oxygen Vacancy in KNbO3 Crystal

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The defect formation energy of an oxygen vacancy with different charge states (0, +1, +2) has been studied. The finite-size correction scheme (FNV) for the alignment of the defect formation… Click to show full abstract

The defect formation energy of an oxygen vacancy with different charge states (0, +1, +2) has been studied. The finite-size correction scheme (FNV) for the alignment of the defect formation energy is available. The corresponding correction energies are in the range of 0.32–1.29 eV. On the basis of the corrected defect formation energy, fairly accurate optical spectrum line shapes of F and F+ centers are obtained, taking account of electron–phonon coupling. The calculated absorption and luminescence peaks are located at 2.73 eV and 2.62 eV for the F center, and 2.44 eV and 2.25 eV for the F+ center, respectively, which agree well with experimental results. Finally, the result proves that the F+ center is the key point involved in the body color change of the KNbO3 crystal.

Keywords: oxygen vacancy; optical properties; formation energy; defect formation; knbo3 crystal

Journal Title: Journal of Electronic Materials
Year Published: 2020

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