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Persistent photoconductivity of polycrystalline Pb1− xSnxTe: In films on an amorphous substrate in the telecom wavelength range

Kovalyuk et al., 2023

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16398991698111381098
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Kovalyuk V
Sheveleva E
Mel’nikov A
Auslender M
Goltsman G
Shneck R
Dashevsky Z
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Journal of Applied Physics

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PbTe-based compounds are excellent candidates for the different types of optical detector applications from near to far IR ranges. In the present work, a technology has been developed for the fabrication of Pb 1− x Sn x Te compositions, doped with In, on a thin …
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