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Galvanomagnetic and optical properties of CdTe wafers for substrates
Far IR engineering finds more and more broad applications in the most various purposes, for example, for monitoring technological processes, environment monitoring, in medicine, etc. Last year the significant successes are reached in the technology of matrix photoreceivers basing on an application of monocrystalline epitaxial films of p-type monocrystalline narrow-gap solid solutions, MCT, having a number of advantages on comparison to bulk MCT.