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Transient current in amorphous, porous semiconductor-crystalline semiconductor structures

Kazakova et al., 1998

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3933684119397958162
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Kazakova L
Lebedev E
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Semiconductors

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The time-of-flight technique in the weak signal mode (ie, under conditions of small charge drift in the sample) is used to study the transient photocurrent in amorphous (porous) semiconductor-crystalline semiconductor structures. Amorphous Se-As materials, porous Si …
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