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A method and the experimental set up for the measurement of thermally stimulated currents on high resistivity materials are reported. After introducing the phenomenological expressions and briefly discussing the physics of thermally stimulated currents, a description of the experimental arrangement is given. A specially designed cryostat, where particular care was taken to ensure an isothermal sample optically shielded from the heater, is described in detail. Other features of the system include easy sample mounting and a broad range of heating rates. Preliminary results on GaAs are reported.
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Philippe B. Bertrand (1973) studied this question.
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