journal article·2004-03

Influence of magnetic field on structural defects in Si and GaAs

A.V. Brodovoy, V.A. Brodovoy, V.A. Skryshevsky

Applied Surface Science· Volume 225· Issue 1-4
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Abstract

The influence of a weak magnetic field on the behavior of structural defects in Si and GaAs has been studied by the methods of photoconductivity, magnetic susceptibility and microhardness. The impurity photoconductivity of mechanically damaged GaAs and the remarkable reduction of induced photoconductivity after exposition in magnetic field of 0.3 T were observed. These effects are much less pronounced for Si samples. The potential fluctuations created by charge defects are invoked to explain the magnetic field influence on structural defects.
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