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DC electric-field effect in bulk and thin-film Ge5As38Te57 chalcogenide glass

Abdel-All et al., 2000

Document ID
11609754952231211507
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Abdel-All A
Elshafie A
Elhawary M
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Vacuum

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The electrical properties of Ge5As38Te57 have been carried out as a function of temperature at different dc electric fields for the bulk and thin films. This material shows a non-ohmic behaviour by switching to a negative resistance state. The activation energy was …
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