Dear all,
I am trying to repeat the ex-ph part. I am not clear about the meaning of the intensity of the PL peak calculated in the tutorial. For example, the strongest peak of hBN is about 1.6e-6.
What is the unit of this value? How to compare this intensity with the experiment? Is it just a relative comparison?
If the strongest PL peak intensity of another system is 1.6e-3 at the same temperature, does it mean that the luminescence peak of this system is stronger than that of hBN?
Thanks!
Pangrt
The unit of pl peak intensity
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Re: The unit of pl peak intensity
These are arbitrary units, you can just compare the relative intensity of the peak or the comparison with the direct one
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Claudio
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Claudio
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Re: The unit of pl peak intensity
Dear Claudio
Thanks for your reply! So, relative strength means that comparisons between different systems are meaningless?
Thanks!
Pangrt
Thanks for your reply! So, relative strength means that comparisons between different systems are meaningless?
Thanks!
Pangrt
RongTianPang, Inner Mongolia University, Hohhot, China