Tl-doped PbTe (Pb_1-xTlₓTe) is an anomalous superconductor with a remarkably high maximum Tc value given its relatively low carrier concentration. Here, we present results of systematic measurements of superconducting parameters for this material, for Tl concentrations up to $x=1.4%$. We find that it is a type II, weak-coupled BCS superconductor in the dirty limit and discuss implications for the applicability of the charge Kondo model recently proposed to account for superconductivity in this system.
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