Measurements of the temperature dependence of electrical resistivity in p- and n-type iron-doped germanium crystals indicate that Fe introduces impurity levels in Ge at 0.34±{}0.02 ev from the valence band and 0.27±{}0.02 ev from the conduction band. Such samples show very high resistivity at 77^∘{}K. At this temperature, n-type samples also show high photosensitivity and slow photoresponse, presumably because of hole traps.
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