1982
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.2221090222
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Shallow Acceptors in Cadmium Telluride

Abstract: The photoluminescence spectroscopy of undoped CdTe crystals provides information on two acceptors which are the main contaminants of as-grown crystals. These acceptors called y and z have their respective ionization energies a t 147 and 108 meV. A complete series o f two hole replicas iu observed for y and only one for z. These acceptors are believed to be due to Cu and A@; impurities. Backdoping experiments with Li and Na give rise to new transitions. From the conduction bandacceptor level transitions, t,he i… Show more

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“…Three emissions are detected, which can be assigned to typical acceptor defects or impurities present in CdTe, such as V Cd , Na, and Ag. [17][18][19][20][21][22] Thus, changes from pure ͑D 0 −X͒-type spectrum for Bi1 sample, to a ͑A 0 −X͒-type spectrum for samples Bi4 and Und indicate that the donor involved in the first case is important in the electrical compensation. This shallow defect is FIG.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Three emissions are detected, which can be assigned to typical acceptor defects or impurities present in CdTe, such as V Cd , Na, and Ag. [17][18][19][20][21][22] Thus, changes from pure ͑D 0 −X͒-type spectrum for Bi1 sample, to a ͑A 0 −X͒-type spectrum for samples Bi4 and Und indicate that the donor involved in the first case is important in the electrical compensation. This shallow defect is FIG.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The A Ag 1 line at 1.5885 eV, the A Ag 2 line at 1.5010 eV, and the donor-acceptor pair (DAP Ag ) band at 1.491 eV are observed [8]. Again, the intensities of these PL lines are shown to be enhanced by diffusion of Ag into CdTe, and the observed acceptor level is assigned to Ag Cd defects [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…32 Similarly, for pX and sX CdTe with ion-implanted or diffused Cu, resonantly excited luminescence, infrared absorption, and PL assign the Cu Cd level to 145-150 meV with a zero-phonon DAP transition at 1.45 eV. 26,27,32,[35][36][37][38][39][40] The emergence of the zero-phonon DAP peak at 1.453 eV and replicas for Cu + Te in Fig. 1(c) is consistent with the formation of 145-150-meV Cu Cd acceptors.…”
Section: 15mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1(d) cannot be attributed to the Cu Cd or Cu i sites based on recent experimental and theoretical capture cross section estimates. 37,52 So a different Cu defect is the most plausible explanation, and improved activation could increase lifetime. In addition to increasing lifetime and hole density, it is necessary to establish a stable defect chemistry.…”
Section: 15mentioning
confidence: 99%