Thermoelectric properties and mobility activation energy of amorphous As20Se80- xTlx films
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Auteurs : M. Dongol [Égypte] ; M. M. El-Nahass [Égypte] ; M. Abou-Zied [Égypte] ; A. El-Denglawey [Égypte]Source :
- EPJ. Applied physics : (Print) [ 1286-0042 ] ; 2007.
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Thermal evaporation technique was used to prepare As20Se80-xTlx films from bulk materials; (5 ≤ x ≤ 35 at.%). The effect of TI addition on the thermoelectric properties and mobility activation energy of As-Se-Tl chalcogenide semiconductors has been studied in the homogeneous glass-forming region through temperature range (300-380 K). The thermoelectric power, TEP had a positive sign over the whole temperature range investigated, indicating p-type conductivity for As20Se80-xTlx films. TEP activation energy, ΔEs could be calculated from TEP measurements. It was found that ΔEs decreases with increasing Tl-content and is found to vary between 0.814 and 0.517 eV. The mobility activation energy, ΔEQ could be calculated.
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Se<sub>80-x</sub>
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Se<sub>80-x</sub>
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films. TEP activation energy, ΔE<sub>s</sub>
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