Vacuum heat treatment of CdS single crystals.
Spectral distribution of photoconductance and conductance glow curves of CdS single crystals after vacuum heat treatment
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Spectral distribution of photoconductance and conductance glow curves of CdS single crystals after vacuum heat treatment
The output voltage from a photoconductive potentiometer circuit using a galvanometer mirror reflecting the light beam is directly proportional to the product of the input voltage.
Detectability of coronal IR lines due to Mg, Al and Si ions with practicable IR spectrometers and photoconductive detectors, considering atmospheric attenuation
Layered image amplifier for radiographic /X ray and gamma ray/ applications, combines very high radiation sensitivity with fast image buildup and erasure capabilities by adding a layer of material that is both photoconductive and light-emitting to basic image amplifier and cascading this assembly with a modified Thorne panel.
Dark conductivity, photoconductivity, and luminescence of cadmium sulfide crystals heat treated in sulfur or cadmium vapors
Effective work function of metal contacts to vacuum cleaved photoconducting cadmium sulfide, Curie point switching experiments, and germanium diodes for noise measurements
Red, blue and no bias light effects on spectral response of copper sulfide-cadmium sulfide cell, using model incorporating photoconductive layer
Current oscillations in semiinsulating O and Cr doped GaAs samples at room temperature, noting photoconductivity excitation spectra
Transient recombination lifetimes in n-type float zone Si from 4.2 K to room temperature, obtaining electrical and photoconductivity values
Optical transmittance, Hall effect, and spectral photoconductivity measurements on thin films of zinc oxide in vacuum to determine degradation by ultraviolet radiation
Piezoelectric and photoconducting optical and infrared sensor array development for ATS satellites
Instrumentation and methods for study of radiation damage in lithium diffused silicon using infrared photoconductivity and spectroscopy as probes
Growth of selenium and selenium-tellurium alloy crystals with determination of optical absorption and photoconductivity
Transient photoconductivity measurements of room temperature electron mobility in deuterated anthracene single crystals, discussing isotope effect
Construction of instrument to measure ratio of liquid to gas of flowing transparent cryogenic fluid is described. Instrument consists of collimated light source and photoconductive cell. Operation of instrument is described and illustration of equipment is provided.
New and highly sensitive method of detecting infrared irradiation makes possible solid state infrared detector which is more sensitive near room temperature than usual photoconductive low band gap semiconductor devices. Reconfiguration of high field domains in cadmium sulphide crystals provides basis for discovery.
The characteristics of a conventional, 1- by 2-cm, N/P, gridded silicon solar cell when used as a radiometer have been determined for solar intensity levels to 2800 mW/sq cm (20 solar constants). The short-circuit current was proportional to the radiant intensity for levels only to 700 mW/sq cm (5 solar constants). For intensity levels greater than 700 mW/sq cm, it was necessary to operate the cell in a photoconductive mode in order to obtain a linear relation between the measured current and the radiant intensity. When the solar cell was biased with a reverse voltage of -1 V, the measured current and radiant intensity were linearly related over the complete intensity range from 100 to 2800 mW/sq cm.
The design, fabrication, and preliminary utilization of a thermal vacuum space simulation facility are discussed. The facility was required to perform studies on the thermal radiation properties of materials. A test chamber was designed to provide high pumping speed, low pressure, a low photon level radiation background (via high emissivity, coated, finned cryopanels), internal heat sources for rapid warmup, and rotary and linear motion of the irradiated materials specimen. The radiation detection system consists of two wideband infrared photoconductive detectors, their cryogenic coolers, a cryogenic-cooled blackbody source, and a cryogenic-cooled optical radiation modulator.