May 1, 1969Journal of Applied Physics

Correlation of Electroacoustic Properties with Resistivity Inhomogeneities in CdS Single Crystals

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MPM. K. Parsons FEF. L. EnglishSandia National Laboratories California FHF.S. HickernellUniversity of Central Florida

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The electromechanical coupling constants k31 and k15 of single-crystal, photoconductive CdS were obtained, respectively, by resonance-antiresonance and shear wave velocity measurements. The correlation between the magnitude of these measured electromechanical coupling constants and the presence of thermal equilibrium resistivity inhomogeneities observed with the electron mirror microscope is described.

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