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Time-resolved photoluminescence has been used to study carrier recombination in n- and p-type doped ZnSe at room temperature. A band-edge photoluminescence decay time of ∼240 ps has been measured for heavily doped n-type material together with a relaxation time of a few microseconds for the associated deep-level emission. The band-edge photoluminescence decay time for p-type doped material was ≤11 ps and is indicative of a high level of nonradiative Shockley–Read recombination.
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Massa et al. (1994) studied this question.
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