Charged Defects and Deep Level Traps in Materials
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Copper migrating into silicon active areas can form deep level traps, causing a dramatic decrease of minority carrier lifetime.

In Hf0.5Ti0.5O2, the Ti ions might serve as deep electron traps, resulting in localized levels in the energy gap and thus contributing to charged defects at high Ti concentrations.

 

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