1995
Jpn. J. Appl. Phys., Vol. 34 1995), pp. 932-936

Element Specific Diagnosis Using Microwave Reflection Photoconductive Decay

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Abstract

Applying element specific drive-in treatments before the microwave reflection photo-conductive decay (µ-PCD) analysis recombination centers can be assigned to metallic contaminants, which have a degrading influence on the recombination lifetime (τ). Element specific information can further be obtained by variation of the injection level (injection level spectroscopy). Comparison of measured and calculated lifetimes using the Schockley-Read-Hall-recombination model allows the identification of Fe as lifetime Killer. Correlating the lifetime with sample thickness data provides the possibility of absolute lifetime calibration.

Topic

element specific drive-in treatments, Microwave Photoconductive Decay (μ-PCD), metal contamination, injection level, Schockley-Read-Hall-recombination model

Author

L. Köster, P. Blöchl, L. Fábry

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