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Temperature dependence of the photoconductive lifetime has been studied in the temperature range 100°–360°K on n -type gallium arsenide partially compensated with copper. It is confirmed that in n -type gallium arsenide the electron lifetime is determined by the presence of two different levels: one is a recombination level at about the middle of the band gap and the other is an acceptor level near the valence band. The electron capture-cross-section of the acceptor level is estimated to be 10 -22 -2×10 -23 cm 2 . From the magnitude of the hole capture-cross-section, the recombination level is presumed to be a donor.
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Junji Shirafuji (1968) studied this question.
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