Abstract
-type, and 2 × doped germanium has been irradiated with ∼ 1-MeV electrons at liquid-helium and room temperatures. With the use of transient-capacitance spectroscopy, six electron traps and one hole trap were observed following irradiation at 4 K. Their energy levels have been determined to be at meV, and at meV. The isochronal annealing behavior of these traps, in addition to that of the four electron traps and of the four hole traps produced by room-temperature irradiation, has been studied in detail. Comparison of our results with previously published ones indicates that (i) the divacancy anneals around 150°C and the center around 100°C, (ii) the two levels at meV are associated with the germanium interstitial or complexes involving a germanium interstitial, and (iii) there appears to be a vacancy level in the range 100-200 meV from the conduction band, which anneals at ∼ 100 K.
- Received 14 June 1982
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.28.3372
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