The article presents the experimental results on electric conductivity investigations of gallium arsenide, exposed to polyenergy implantations with H + ions, depending on alternating current frequency (50 Hz ÷ 5 MHz), testing temperature (liquid nitrogen temperature ÷373 K) and the temperature of 15 min isochronous annealing (293 ÷ 663 K). It has been found that the obtained dependences σ(T p , f ) result from a jump mechanism of electric charge transfer between the radiation defects that form in the process of ion implantation. Correlations between annealing of various types of radiation defects and conductivity characteristics σ(T p , f ) have also been discussed.
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