Yttrium aluminum garnet structure phosphors Lu2CaMg2Si3O12：Mn2＋ were synthesized by conventional high temperature solid-state reaction in reductive atmosphere. The structure and optical properties of samples were characterized by application of powder X-ray diffraction （XRD） and photoluminescence spectroscopy. Results of X-ray diffraction （XRD） analysis showed that the phosphors mainly presented garnet structure with a few weak peaks of impurity phases. Lu2-xCaMg2Si3O12：xMn2＋ （x=0.01-0.8） phosphors showed a broad emission band peaking at around 590 nm under ultraviolet （UV） light of 408 nm when Mn2＋ concentration was less than 0.08 mol. With an increase in the Mn2＋ concentration （above 0.08）, another broad emission band peaking at 720 nm besides 590 nm was observed, which may be due to manganese ion having different valence and occupying different host lattice. The critical quenching concentrations of manganese ion in the wavelength of 590 and 720 nm were about 0.06 and 0.2 mol, respectively. With 408 nm excitation wavelength, emission color of the samples had a red shift trend as the Mn2＋ concentration increased. All the results indicated that the Lu2CaMg2Si3O12：Mn2＋ phosphors could be applicable to n-UV based white LEDs.
Ce3＋ and Tb3＋ co-doped SrSi2N2O2 phosphors were prepared by solid-state reaction. The X-ray diffraction pattern exhibited that the phosphor consisted mainly of oxygen-rich SrSi2N2O2. The optical properties of SrSi2N2O2：Ce3＋, SrSi2N2O2：Tb3＋ and SrSi2N2O2：Ce3＋,Tb3＋ were studied, respectively. The emission intensity of Tb3＋ at 541 nm was remarkably enhanced by Ce3＋ in SrSi2N2O2：Ce3＋,Tb3＋ phosphor, which was attributed to the energy transfer from Ce3＋ to Tb3＋. The chromaticity coordinates of phosphors were investigated as a function of Tb3＋ concentration. When the Ce3＋ and Tb3＋ concentrations were 0.02 and 0.18 mol per formula unit, respectively, the chromaticity coordinate was （0.257, 0.337） in the CIE 1931 chromaticity diagram. SrSi2N2O2Ce3＋,Tb3＋ phosphors could be used for white light emitting diodes.
