Absence of photodegradation in amorphous chalcogenide films with a narrow optical bandgap

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1997
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Abstract
The time-dependent change in photocurrent during illumination has been studied in amorphous arsenic tritelluride (a-As Te ), which is an amorphous 2 3 chalcogenide material with a narrow optical bandgap. No photodegradation in the photocurrent is observed in this material, although photodegradation occurs in most wide-bandgap amorphous chalcogenides.
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Journal philosophical magazine letters
Year 1997
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10.1080/095008397179200
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