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Novel Dy3+/Mn4+ co-doped Ca14Zn6Ga10O35 phosphors have been synthesized by a solid state reaction technique. Strong blue emission ranging from 370 nm to 500 nm was observed for the Ca14Zn6Ga10O35 host, attributed to the recombination of a donor–acceptor pair through a tunneling process. High internal and external quantum efficiencies of 64.4% and 56.2% respectively were obtained under the excitation of 310 nm in Mn4+ doped Ca14Zn6Ga10O35. This external quantum efficiency is the highest one reported for Mn4+ doped oxides. The temperature-dependent quantum efficiency of Ca14Zn6Ga10O35:Mn4+ is also measured, indicating the unchanged absorption of the excitation light with temperature. In Ca14Zn6Ga10O35:Dy3+, Mn4+ phosphors, multiple energy transfer from the host to Dy3+ and from Dy3+ to Mn4+ is observed and is confirmed to be a result of the dipole–dipole interaction. The emission changes from deep blue to white to deep red according to the different Dy3+/Mn4+ concentration ratio, and the warm white emission can be realized with the chromaticity coordinate (0.345, 0.275), CCT 3525 K and CRI 87. These results suggest that Ca14Zn6Ga10O35:Mn4+ phosphors have potential application as high efficiency red phosphors for solid-state lighting, while Dy3+/Mn4+ co-doped Ca14Zn6Ga10O35 phosphors can be used as a single-phased white phosphor.

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Highly efficient red emission and multiple energy transfer properties of Dy3+/Mn4+co-doped Ca14Zn6Ga10O35phosphors