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CURRENT SATURATION AND PHOTOFERROELECTRIC EFFECT IN SbSI

Authors: V. M. Fridkin; I. I. Groshik; V. A. Lakhovizkaya; M. P. Mikhailov; V. N. Nosov;

CURRENT SATURATION AND PHOTOFERROELECTRIC EFFECT IN SbSI

Abstract

The illumination of the ferroelectric SbSI in the spectral region where a maximum of photoconductivity of this crystal took place (λ ≃ 6200 Å) decreased the ferroelectric polarization. This resulted in the appearance of a region of saturation of the V-I characteristic and in the decrease of the pyrocurrent, being measured in the phase transition. The influence of illumination on the ferroelectric polarization in SbSI was observed in a relatively wide temperature interval below the Curie temperature.

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popularity
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influence
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