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Characterization of polysilicon contacts by photoconductance measurements
The confinement property of polysilicon contacts, leading to storage of minority carriers, has been studied using the photoconductivity technique. Steady-state and transient optical measurement show a considerable increase of stored carriers by these contacts. A model has been developed that allows the extraction of contact parameters.<>