1982
DOI: 10.1016/0378-4363(82)90077-8
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ac and dc conduction in electro-acoustically active CdS

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“…Theoretically the off-axis angle of maximum amplification increases with increasing voltage until it saturates a t 30°, because the electromechanical coupling factor in CdSe has a maximum a t 30". I n practice, however, acoustic scattering losses a t the crystal side faces reduce the saturation value of the off-axis angle somewhat [4]. As a consequence of the existence of an angular distribution of amplified off-axis waves the resonances occur-ring in Fig.2 are broader than the theoretical predictions; in the theory a delta-function off-axis distribution was assumed.…”
Section: Ac Impedancementioning
confidence: 93%
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“…Theoretically the off-axis angle of maximum amplification increases with increasing voltage until it saturates a t 30°, because the electromechanical coupling factor in CdSe has a maximum a t 30". I n practice, however, acoustic scattering losses a t the crystal side faces reduce the saturation value of the off-axis angle somewhat [4]. As a consequence of the existence of an angular distribution of amplified off-axis waves the resonances occur-ring in Fig.2 are broader than the theoretical predictions; in the theory a delta-function off-axis distribution was assumed.…”
Section: Ac Impedancementioning
confidence: 93%
“…Recently we reported an extended set of experimental data on electro-acoustic current saturation [3,4], electro-acoustic current noise [ 5 ] , and electro-acoustic effects in the ac impedance [3,4J for single crystals of hexagonal n-type CdS. In the samples the amplified acoustic flux originated from the thermal background.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%