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Why the emission peak in pl has shorter wavelength?

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Time resolved photoluminescence (TRPL) is a technique that allows the variation in sample PL intensity in response to a laser pulse to be measured over time. The wavelength selected will correspond to that of PL emission from the sample as identified using conventional PL measurements.

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Answer:Time resolved photoluminescence (TRPL) is a technique that allows the variation in sample PL intensity in response to a laser pulse to be measured over time. The wavelength selected will correspond to that of PL emission from the sample as identified using conventional PL measurements.

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