Influence of surface treatment on cathodoluminescence of CdS single crystals

Borovich, L N; Dudenkova, A V; Popov, Yurii M; Talat, G.H.; Komolova, L. F.; Saparin, G. V.; Spivak, G. V.

doi:10.1070/qe1977v007n01abeh008806

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“…[6][7][8][9][10][11] In this portion of the crystal the luminescence quantum yield drops almost to zero. It is known that as a result of mechanical treatment of the surface an amorphous layer with the thickness of 50 to 500pm appears on the surface and is followed by the neighbour crystal layer with a very high concentration of dislocations and microcracks.…”

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Electron‐beam‐pumped laser emitters with microrelief mirrors based on II–VI semiconductors

Gribkovskii

Gurskii

Kulak

et al. 1994

Adv Material for Optics Elec

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The power characteristics of electron-beam-pumped emitters based on Il-VI compounds have been studied. The use of a microrelief with direction-selective reflective properties instead of a totally reflecting mirror has made it possible to provide effective suppression of closed nonaxial modes, to lower the requirements for optical isolation of elements, to improve the power characteristics and efficiency of lasers and to make them suitable for obtaining generation with high efficiency in a number of media, in particular YAG:Nd3+, KGW:Nd3+ and LiF:Fi(OH), at room temperature.

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Section: *Presented At European Ii-vi Workhop Aachen 1993mentioning

confidence: 99%