Abstract
We studied the electrical properties of undoped and indium-doped and arsenic-doped Cd X Hg 1−X Te layers with x ≈ 0.3 – 0.4 grown by molecular beam epitaxy on Si (310) substrates. After the growth HgCdTe layers were annealed at mercury atmosphere. The lifetime at room temperature in the As-doped layers, do not depend on its carrier concentration. The lifetime in indium-doped layers increased after annealing at saturated mercury vapor pressure. It is explained by suppression of recombination centers density. Temperature dependence of the reverse currents of p+−n junctions fabricated in Cd 0.3 Hg 0.7 Te heterostuctures grown by MBE on Si substrates has been studied.
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