1954
DOI: 10.1515/zna-1954-1108
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Die elektrischen Eigenschaften von Indiumarsenid II

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“…These values were used to calculate the bulk resistivity ρ of the p InAsSbP contact layer by the formula where t is the contact layer thickness; J 0 is the current density near the p-n junction under the contact [13]; and n = 1 is the ideality factor. The values we obtained and the type of the temperature dependence ρ(T) for the p InAsSbP solid solution (table) correlate with the data for p InAs with hole concentrations in the range (0.4-1.3) × 10 18 cm -3 [17,19], which is in agreement with our knowledge of the doping level of p InAsSbP layers, obtained through independent measurements. Figure 5 shows how the dependences of the optical power efficiency for the light incident on the diode (or the efficiency of photogenerated carrier collection F(I tot )) on the total current I tot ; the dependences were 3 By analogy with R s , it can be assumed that R 0 is also current dependent.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 89%
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“…These values were used to calculate the bulk resistivity ρ of the p InAsSbP contact layer by the formula where t is the contact layer thickness; J 0 is the current density near the p-n junction under the contact [13]; and n = 1 is the ideality factor. The values we obtained and the type of the temperature dependence ρ(T) for the p InAsSbP solid solution (table) correlate with the data for p InAs with hole concentrations in the range (0.4-1.3) × 10 18 cm -3 [17,19], which is in agreement with our knowledge of the doping level of p InAsSbP layers, obtained through independent measurements. Figure 5 shows how the dependences of the optical power efficiency for the light incident on the diode (or the efficiency of photogenerated carrier collection F(I tot )) on the total current I tot ; the dependences were 3 By analogy with R s , it can be assumed that R 0 is also current dependent.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 89%
“…As the temperature is raised from 25 to 80°C, R pn exponen tially decreases (see, e.g., the R 0 (1/T) dependence in [3]) and, probably, the resistivity of the p InAsSbP layer increases. The expected increase in R p for p InAsSbP, found from the 1/ρ(T) dependence for the closest analog, p InAs SbP, is ~(10-15)% [17]. For the above reasons, the homogeneous NL (reverse cur rent) distribution at 25°C gives way to current crowd ing near the anode at 50-80°C.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Methods of purification of these elements have varied considerably, but an apparent limit has been reached in the purity of the indium arsenide produced. Uncompensated material containing less than 101~ carriers cm -~ has not been reported, whereas the room temperature intrinsic concentration is probably 1.25 x 101~ (3). Extensive zone refining of very pure samples in this laboratory has produced, at the most, a 3 to 1 variation from front to back of the ingot.…”
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“…Однією з характеристик, що описує електричні властивості матеріалу, є рухливість носіїв заряду. У науково-технічній літературі для арсеніду індію переважають дослідження холловської рухливості: розраховані залежності холловської рухливості від концентрації електронів для температури 77 К і 300 К [2], досліджені температурні залежності холловської рухливості електронів [3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. Температурна залежність дрейфової рухливості електронів для InAs слабо представлена.…”
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