The self-diffusion of Cd into Cu doped CdTe is reported as a function
of Cu concentration at 523 and 820 degrees C. Some of the diffusion pr
ofiles possessed two components and were fitted by a function composed
of the sum of two complementary error functions (erfc) whereas others
possessed a single component and were fitted by a single erfc. This i
mplied that the diffusion was rate limiting. In addition D-Cd increase
d linearly with [Cu] up to a concentration of 3 X 10(18) atoms cm(-3)
at both temperatures but at 820 degrees C, D-Cd showed a sudden increa
se at concentrations above this value.