Abstract
The drift length of charge carriers has a significant influence on the dynamics of the space-charge field in organic photorefractive materials. This letter introduces a relatively simple method for the determination of the drift length, which takes into account that the charge carrier mobility depends on the sample thickness. By combining results of time-of-flight and holographic time-of-flight experiments using the stochastic transport model of Scher and Montroll, the effective drift length can be determined as 2.4 μm in the investigated photorefractive glass.
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