GB/T 1553-2009
Test methods for minority carrier lifetime in bulk germanium and silicon by measurement of photoconduetivity decay (English Version)

Standard No.
GB/T 1553-2009
Language
Chinese, Available in English version
Release Date
2009
Published By
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People‘s Republic of China
Status
 2024-03
Replace By
GB/T 1553-2023
Latest
GB/T 1553-2023
Replace
GB/T 1553-1997
Scope
This standard specifies the method for the determination of minority carrier lifetime in silicon and germanium single crystals. This standard applies to the measurement of the lifetime of non-equilibrium minority carriers in the process of carrier recombination in extrinsic silicon and germanium single crystals. This standard is the pulsed light method. This method does not destroy the intrinsic characteristics of the sample, and the sample can be tested repeatedly, but requires the sample to have a special bar size and submerged surface, see Table 1. The lowest measurable lifetime value of this standard is 10 μs, depending on the afterglow of the light source. Not suitable for acceptance testing of polished discs.

GB/T 1553-2009 Referenced Document

  • GB/T 14264-2009 Semiconductor materials-Terms and definitions
  • GB/T 1550-1997 Standard methods for measuring conductivity type of extrinsic semiconducting materials
  • GB/T 1551-2009 Test method for measuring resistivity of monocrystal silicom

GB/T 1553-2009 history

  • 2023 GB/T 1553-2023 Determination of Minority Carrier Lifetime in Silicon and Germanium by Photoconductivity Decay Method
  • 2009 GB/T 1553-2009 Test methods for minority carrier lifetime in bulk germanium and silicon by measurement of photoconduetivity decay
  • 1997 GB/T 1553-1997 Standard test methods for minority carrier lifetime in bulk germanium and silicon by measurement of photoconductivity decay
Test methods for minority carrier lifetime in bulk germanium and silicon by measurement of photoconduetivity decay



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