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Electrical and photoluminescence measurements have been carried out on chemical vapor transport grown CuInS2 single crystals in order to determine intrinsic defect levels in this material. Post-growth treatments, like annealing in vacuum, air, Cu-, In, and S-atmosphere were used to identify the observed electronic defect levels. Using these data, the formation energy of the intrinsic point defects, and the stoichiometry of the samples a band diagram for defect levels in CVT-grown CuInS2 single crystals is proposed. Moreover similarities and differences to related ternary chalcopyrite compounds, like CuInSe2 and CuGaSe2, are discussed and pointed out.
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