Difficulties experienced in obtaining reproducible results from thermally stimulated current analysis have led to a reconsideration of the basic mechanisms involved, and it is shown that the thermally stimulated current spectrum is critically dependent on the optical stimulation and thermal emptying procedures. It may not always be necessary to explain the appearance and disappearance of traps by other more complicated models, for example photosynthesis. A brief survey is made of other factors giving deviations from the basic mechanism.
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