2009
DOI: 10.1134/s1063783409030226
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Unusual memory effects in an incommensurate phase of the TlInS2 ferroelectric semiconductor

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“…It is known that, after initial polarization of TlInS 2 :La ferroelectric-semiconductors in bias field, the internal electric field originated from hetero-and homocharges may be caused by temporary residual space charges accumulated in the trap levels in the regions directly adjacent to the electrodes (surface electric field) as well as in bulk region of the crystal. 18,19 An internal electric field created by homocharges formed in the bulk region of crystal has the direction opposite to the direction of applied polarity. Using the short-circuit technique, we can separate the TSDC response from internal electric fields which are built in the bulk region of TlInS 2 :La crystal.…”
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“…It is known that, after initial polarization of TlInS 2 :La ferroelectric-semiconductors in bias field, the internal electric field originated from hetero-and homocharges may be caused by temporary residual space charges accumulated in the trap levels in the regions directly adjacent to the electrodes (surface electric field) as well as in bulk region of the crystal. 18,19 An internal electric field created by homocharges formed in the bulk region of crystal has the direction opposite to the direction of applied polarity. Using the short-circuit technique, we can separate the TSDC response from internal electric fields which are built in the bulk region of TlInS 2 :La crystal.…”
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“…5, small peaks are well identified at $208 and $215 K corresponding to anomalies at T i and inside the IC-phase. 19 However, it needs to be pointed out that average polarization inside IC-phase must be zero because the IC-phase possesses the center of inversion symmetry. 10,11 This means that, during poling process, the external electric field does not induce aligned polarization inside IC-phase.…”
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“…The pinning of the modulation waves on defects can be mentioned as an example of the influence . These waves explain memory effects in TlInS 2 crystals as well as their relaxation properties . It should be noted that the defect subsystem can be modified by irradiating of a crystal with electrons and γ‐radiation.…”
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