HIGHLY RESOLVED SEPARATION OF CARRIER-WAVE AND THERMAL-WAVE CONTRIBUTIONS TO PHOTOTHERMAL SIGNALS FROM CR-DOPED SILICON USING RATE-WINDOW INFRARED RADIOMETRY
A. Mandelis et al., HIGHLY RESOLVED SEPARATION OF CARRIER-WAVE AND THERMAL-WAVE CONTRIBUTIONS TO PHOTOTHERMAL SIGNALS FROM CR-DOPED SILICON USING RATE-WINDOW INFRARED RADIOMETRY, Journal of applied physics, 74(5), 1993, pp. 3431-3434
It is shown that the new photothermal technique of lock-in rate-window
infrared radiometry is capable of completely separating out photoexci
ted free-carrier-wave and thermal-wave contributions to the phototherm
al signal from an n-type, Cr-doped Si wafer with a simple experimental
procedure, and with superior temporal resolution in the determination
of the electronic lifetime and thermal transport time constant.