1982
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.2221120203
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Low‐Temperature Conductivity and Mobility in Semiconductors

Abstract: The influence of the free-carrier concentration upon the low-temperature conductivity is investigated. The variation may be due either to temperature effects (under thermal equilibrium conditions) or to the influence of a n electric field (under non-equilibrium conditions). The effect considered is significant up to the temperature a t which the free-carrier concentration saturates and for the thermal electrons a t low compensation ratio. Then the low-temperature conductivity considered as a function of the te… Show more

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“…where A I ða IB Þ is the impact ionization coefficient which is calculated using the differential crosssection obtained by Drawin [6], and B T ða IB Þ is the recombination coefficient which is calculated using the effective capture cross-section obtained in [7] by the corrected Lax theory [8]. It should be emphasized that the a IB is defined from (10) for each compensation degree and magnetic field, and using Eq.…”
Section: General Expression For the Ib/tr Applied Electric Field Ratiomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where A I ða IB Þ is the impact ionization coefficient which is calculated using the differential crosssection obtained by Drawin [6], and B T ða IB Þ is the recombination coefficient which is calculated using the effective capture cross-section obtained in [7] by the corrected Lax theory [8]. It should be emphasized that the a IB is defined from (10) for each compensation degree and magnetic field, and using Eq.…”
Section: General Expression For the Ib/tr Applied Electric Field Ratiomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5, it was shown that at low temperatures in doped semiconductors with low compensation degrees (C = N A /N D < C 1 ) charge carriers mobility µ i determined by ion impurity scattering first reaches its maximum with increasing temperature (T ), then drops to a minimum and increases again according to the T +3/2 law. Such a non-monotonous mobility behavior at low C values is determined by an increase in the number of energetic free electrons, a decrease in the impurity potential and by an increase in the concentration of scattering ionized impurity centers.…”
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“…5 Tin contacts were welded to the samples at 400 • C in hydrogen atmosphere. Copper wires were soldered to the above-mentioned contacts and helped to fix the sample on a teflon substrate.…”
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