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Mechanism of Conduction in Organic Semiconductors

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Organic Semiconductors and Biopolymers

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A large number of investigations has been devoted to the mechanism of conduction in organic semiconductors.The first step in the study of the mechanism of conduction is generally the determination of n and µ appearing in the expression for conductivity σ = enµ. In inorganic semiconductors, this is done by measuring the Hall effect. Then, by studying the dependence of µ and n on the temperature and other parameters, the mechanism of conduction in the material investigated is deduced.

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Boguslavskii, L.I., Vannikov, A.V. (1970). Mechanism of Conduction in Organic Semiconductors. In: Organic Semiconductors and Biopolymers. Monographs in Semiconductor Physics, vol 6. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-8630-2_4

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