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Photoelectric properties of linear oligoaniline derivatives

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Dark conductivity and photoconductivity were measured on polycrystalline layers and single crystals of the arylamine type compounds. The photoconductivity process is largely affected by the effects of trapping of the charge carriers followed by their thermal releasing from traps. The activation energy of photoconductivity is determined by the depth of the traps, similarly to the activation energy of the dark conductivity at lower temperatures. At laboratory temperatures and higher ones the activation energy of the dark conductivity is determined by the position of the Fermi level.

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The author is indebted to Dr B.Sedláček and Dr J.Honzl for their interest, to Dr K.Ulbert for support, valuable discussion, and critical reading of the whole paper, to Dr K.Vacek for discussion and surveying the paper, to Dr M.Tlusťáková for sample preparation, to Mr J.Obrda M. Sc. for assistance in measurements of the photoconductivity of single crystals, and to Mrs V.Berdychová and Mrs J.Vaňková for technical assistance.

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Nešpůrek, S. Photoelectric properties of linear oligoaniline derivatives. Czech J Phys 23, 368–390 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01587292

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