Abstract

We have studied the cathodoluminescence of single crystals of Cu In S 2 obtained by iodine chemical transport. As grown crystals and crystals annealed in In, S, (In + S), or in vacuum, were used. Two types of spectrum were observed, one for n type crystals due to S vacancies, and the other for p type or compensated crystals, which is interpreted as donor-acceptor pair transitions (determined by Time Resolved Speetroscopy) between the S vacancy (donor ~90 meV) and the Cu vacancy (acceptor ~45 meV), and by the corresponding free-to-bound transitions.

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