1976
DOI: 10.1002/pssa.2210360203
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The dependence of photoconductive and photoelectromagnetic effects on slab thickness in InSb at room temperature

Abstract: Results of theoretical and experimental investigations of the dependence of photoconductive and photomagnetic effects on slab thickness in InSb at room temperature are given. The theoretical results are presented in a graphical form as a dependence of both effects on the ratio of sample thickness d to the ambipolar diffusion length L, with surface recombination velocities as parameters. The comparison of the theoretical results with experimental data is carried out for thin melt‐grown InSb layers of thickness … Show more

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“…A s one can see, the surface recombination velocity on the etched face varies in the range 5 x lo3 < s < lo4 cm/s and does not depend much on the temperature. The same value s a t T = 300 K has been recently obtained in [14]. I n conclusion we shall note the practical aspect of the obtained results.…”
Section: -supporting
confidence: 81%
“…A s one can see, the surface recombination velocity on the etched face varies in the range 5 x lo3 < s < lo4 cm/s and does not depend much on the temperature. The same value s a t T = 300 K has been recently obtained in [14]. I n conclusion we shall note the practical aspect of the obtained results.…”
Section: -supporting
confidence: 81%
“…Assuming the values of x(3L) and n(A) presented in [30] for InSb, also assuming the values of nl= 1.0 and n, = 1.5 as the refractive indexes of air and glass substrate, some numerial calculations which characterize the PME effect has been carried out by an ODRA 1305 computer. As the transport and recombination parameters of the investigated semiconductor we assumed the values of pn = 6 m2/Vs, ,up = = 0.06 mZ/Vs, and z, = zp = lo-' s, which correspond to the parameters reported in [27] for melt-grown InSb thin layers a t room temperature. The surface recombination velocity in InSb is a very sensitive function of the surface treatment.…”
Section: The Interference Photomagnetoelectric Effectmentioning
confidence: 99%