1977
DOI: 10.1002/pssa.2210410224
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Thermally stimulated currents in Ca(NbO3)2

Abstract: I n Ca (NbO,), crystals glow peaks of thermally stimulated conductivity (TSC) can be obtained even without previous X-irradiation. A crystal is cooled to low temperatures with a constant voltage Ud applied. At 100 K the voltage is changed to Ui and the TSC is measured while the sample is heated with a constant rate. When Ud $r Ui, the metal-insulator-metal system is in the nonsteady state, and two glow peaks are observed. The thermally stimulated currents can be either positive or negative, or negative at low … Show more

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