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Magnetic field induced metal-insulator-transition in mercury-cadmium-telluride alloy and mercury zinc telluride-cadmium-telluride ...
Sir B. Rafol (7992410)
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Experimental study on the properties of mercury-cadmium-telluride grown by molecular beam epitaxy.
Experimental study on the properties of mercury-cadmium-telluride grown by molecular beam ...
Sivalingam. Sivananthan (7983125)
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Molecular beam epitaxy of cadmium telluride on gallium arsenide substrates and mercury cadmium telluride on cadmium telluride/gallium arsenide alternate ...
Michael David. Lange (8025713)
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Physical and chemical properties of highly dispersed systems on the base of metallic (cadmium, tellurium) and semiconductor materials (cadmium telluride) obtained by the plasma-electrochemical method are studied. It is shown that obtained systems consist
S. D. Boruk +8 more
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Theoretical and Experimental Study on the Permittivity of CdTe in the Terahertz Band
The phonon dispersion spectrum, eigenvector, and lattice vibration frequency of cadmium telluride with a zinc blende structure have been investigated using the density functional theory, and the permittivity of cadmium telluride crystal is numerically ...
Sun Wang +3 more
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Drift and Diffusion Component Studies in CdTe Structure for Photovoltaic Application
A photovoltaic cell is designed to convert sunlight into electrical energy through the photoelectric effect. Solar cells are the most attractive source to harness solar energy; it is not only has high efficiency, but also protect our environment from ...
A.H. Reshak, M.M. Shahimin, I.F. Fauzi
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The microstructure of thin film cadmium telluride photovoltaic materials [PDF]
In this work cadmium telluride thin film photovoltaic devices have successfully been produced using a novel closed-field magnetron sputtering technique.
Ali Abbas (1857865)
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Measurement and application of optical nonlinearities in indium phosphide, cadmium mercury telluride and photonic crystal fibres [PDF]
The two-photon absorption (TPA) coefficient is measured in indium phosphide (InP) using femtosecond pulses to be 45cm/GW at 1.32μm. Nanosecond pulses are subsequently used to find the free-carrier refractive index cross-section, σ_r, and the free-carrier
Sloanes, Trefor J.
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Advances in CdZnTeSe for Radiation Detector Applications
Detection of X- and gamma-rays is essential to a wide range of applications from medical imaging to high energy physics, astronomy, and homeland security.
Utpal N. Roy +3 more
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In the pursuit of creating efficient CdTe p-n homojunctions, we developed iodine (I) n-type doped CdTe using Cadmium Iodide (CdI2) as a dopant in varying concentrations (1018 cm-3, 1019 cm-3 and 1020 atoms·cm-3 target concentrations) in CdTe. Iodide doped crystals were grown using a Modified Vertical Bridgman furnace (MVB).
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