Abstract
The effect of resonant acoustic wave excitation in semi-insulating gallium-arsenide single crystals is investigated by means of light pulses. The peak amplitude of excited elastic oscillations is observed in a temperature range, where small values of the internal friction and electrical conductivity of the semiconductor take place simultaneously. The effect is related to the inverse piezoelectric conversion of the bulk-photovoltage energy into the mechanical deformation of the semiconductor crystal. The results of the investigations can be used for designing semiconductor photodetectors with high modulation-frequency selectivity.
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