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Транспорт дырок в полистироле и поликарбонате, допированных полярными допантами
Hole transport in PS and PC doped with low molecular-mass-dopants with dipole moments larger than 3D is investigated. Both near-surface and bulk charge-carrier generation techniques are used. There is good agreement between the experimentally measured values of hole mobility and the published data. It is shown that, for the investigated systems, the hole transport is none quilibrium and is well described by the multiple-trapping model with the Gaussian trap distribution over energy. The presence of a flat plateau on the time-of-flight curves does not necessarily mean establishment of the quasi-equilibrium hole transport in the system.
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The shape of time-of-flight curves in the mode of subsurface irradiation of samples with lowenergy electrons is analyzed for free_standing films of a typical molecularly doped polymer of different thicknesses (11–45 μm). Special attention is paid to comparison of curves registered for both sides of the samples. The data confirm the hypothesis that the defective layer is formed owing to sublimation of dopant molecules during sample preparation and qualitatively agree with predictions of the two_layer multiple_trapping model.
29.19.23 Теория электрических свойств твердых тел 29.19.25 Взаимодействие проникающего излучения с твердыми теламиTheoretical and experimental studies of the carrier transport in molecularly doped polymers (MDPs) have been reported. Theoretical analysis uses the multiple trapping (MT) model with an exponential and Gaussian trap distributions. Experimental technique is based on an electron gun technology enabling one to conduct time of flight measurements using the surface and the bulk carrier generation. The list of MDPs tested includes both polar and non_polar systems, some with varying dopant oncentration. Experimental results are compared to the MT model predictions as well as the mainstream theories of the hopping conduction in MDPs.
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