Thermally stimulated current in layered semiconductor TlInS2 with incommensurate phase

1996-05-01
Ozdemir, S
Suleymanov, RA
Civan, E
Firat, T
The thermally stimulated current (TSC) is studied in the temperature range between the commensurate phase (CP) and incommensurate phase (ICP) in layered semiconductor TIInS2. It is shown that the successive thermocyclings between the CP and ICP lead to remarkable changes in the TSC spectrum. The changes in the TSC spectrum are explained in the framework of the model which is based on the interaction of modulation structure with the traps in TIInS2. In order to obtain the straightforward information about this interaction, the trapping parameters are determined from the TSC curves before and after the successive thermocylings.
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S. Ozdemir, R. Suleymanov, E. Civan, and T. Firat, “Thermally stimulated current in layered semiconductor TlInS2 with incommensurate phase,” SOLID STATE COMMUNICATIONS, pp. 385–390, 1996, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/67656.