Electrophysical Properties of Monocrystalline n-Si+0.4at%Ge:P Alloy irradiated by 60Co Gamma Photons
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Keywords

Monocrystalline SiGe
γ-radiation
n-p conversion
radiation defect
isochronal annealing

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Kurashvili, I. ., Kimeridze, T. ., Chubinidze, G. ., Gogolashvili, N. ., & Darsavelidze, G. . (2022). Electrophysical Properties of Monocrystalline n-Si+0.4at%Ge:P Alloy irradiated by 60Co Gamma Photons . Georgian Scientists, 4(4), 74–79. https://doi.org/10.52340/gs.2022.04.04.09

Abstract

In the monocrystal n-Si+0.4at.%Ge:P alloy irradiated with 60Co gamma photons non-monotonic changes in electrical resistance, current carrier concentration and mobility were detected by isochronal annealing at a temperature range of 20-400°C. The contribution of current transformations in the structure of radiation defects (PV, VO, VO2, CiCs, CiOi) to the temperature changes of electrical characteristics is analyzed. n-p conversion was detected at the critical temperature (~100°C) of isochronal annealing. Dissociation of PV centers and formation of electrically active VO centers were detected in the 120-150°C range. As a result, the concentration of current carriers increases. At elevated temperatures (> 150°C) non-monotonic changes in electrical characteristics are observed.The paper analyzes the contribution of Ge to the anomalous temperature changes of the electrophysical characteristics of the n-SiGe alloy.

https://doi.org/10.52340/gs.2022.04.04.09
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