Microwave conductivity studies on some semiconductors

The cavity perturbation technique is employed for the characterisation of semiconductors at microwave frequency for its conductivity. Temperature variation of microwave conductivity studies provide the information regarding the band gap, scattering parameter and impurity ionization energy. Change in the real part of the dielectric permittivity with conductivity indicates the change in the momentum relaxation time.

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