Variation of Carrier Removal Rate with Irradiation Dose in Fast-Pile Neutron Irradiated n-Si
A. P. Dolgolenko
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A. P. Dolgolenko
Abstract
Float-zone and Czochralski phosphorus-doped n-Si samples with a resistivity ϱ < 40 Ωcm were investigated after irradiation with various doses of fast-pile neutrons. Equations for the calculation of average and instantaneous carrier removal rates by clusters and point defects in the conducting matrix of high-resistivity Si have been derived. Only the calculation of defect recharges in the space-charge regions of clusters allowed to determine the temperature dependence of the effective carrier concentration. Simple defect build-up kinetics for deep acceptor levels have been calculated with the assumption that apart from the V2-, E-, and G16 centres interstitial Si was also accumulated in the conducting matrix.
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Float-zone and Czochralski phosphorus-doped n-Si samples with a resistivity ϱ < 40 Ωcm were investigated after irradiation with various doses of fast-pile neutrons. Equations for the calculation of average and instantaneous carrier removal rates by clusters and point defects in the conducting matrix of high-resistivity Si have been derived. Only the calculation of defect recharges in the space-charge regions of clusters allowed to determine the temperature dependence of the effective carrier concentration. Simple defect build-up kinetics for deep acceptor levels have been calculated with the assumption that apart from the V2-, E-, and G16 centres interstitial Si was also accumulated in the conducting matrix.
Key concepts: Irradiation, Electrical resistivity and conductivity, Materials science, Pile, Neutron, Matrix (chemical analysis), Crystallographic defect, Radiochemistry