P. Christmann et al., OPTICALLY DETECTED MAGNETIC-RESONANCE INVESTIGATIONS ON TITANIUM AND VANADIUM IONS IN CDTE, Optical materials, 4(2-3), 1995, pp. 210-213
The transition metal ions titanium and vanadium in CdTe are studied by
optical absorption, electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR), magnetic c
ircular dichroism (MCD) and optically detected magnetic resonance (ODM
R) spectroscopy. Titanium is observed in two different charge states,
Ti2+ (3d(2)) and Ti3+ (3d(1)) by EPR. Absorption measurements however
show only the (3)A(2)-->T-3(1)(P-3) and (3)A(2)-->(1)E(D-1) infernal t
ransitions of Ti2+. This assignment is confirmed by MCD and ODMR measu
rements. For vanadium-doped CdTe only the V3+ charge state is observed
in EPR. In absorption two pronounced absorption bands are seen which
are attributed to internal transitions of V3+.