The effect of hydrogen atoms adsorption on the electrophysical properties of the real germanium surface

Adsorption of hydrogen atoms on a real surface of a germanium monocrystal vacuumed at 700°K results in a significant rise in the monotonic component of the surface recombination rate at virtually unchanged capture of. charge carriers onto fast surface states. The quasicontinuous spectrum of recombination nuclei is independent of the spectrum of fast states.