Optical Properties of Tellurium-Based Chalcogenide Alloys in the Far Infrared Region (λ > 30 μm)

Ternary telluride alloys of Ge–Se(Sb)–Te and Si–Ge(Ga)–Te systems are synthesized in glassy and crystalline states for use in the terahertz frequency range. The transmission spectra of the obtained alloys are measured and studied in a wide wavelength range from 0.75 to 300 μm. The possible mechanism...

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description Ternary telluride alloys of Ge–Se(Sb)–Te and Si–Ge(Ga)–Te systems are synthesized in glassy and crystalline states for use in the terahertz frequency range. The transmission spectra of the obtained alloys are measured and studied in a wide wavelength range from 0.75 to 300 μm. The possible mechanisms of their formation are discussed. A comparative analysis of the results shows that the Ge 14 Sb 28 Te 56 alloy of the GST system is most promising. Its phonon spectrum is in the range of 40–280 cm –1 , limiting the long-wavelength transmission window of this alloy by 35 μm. Optimization of the Ge 14 Sb 28 Te 56 composition, the removal of impurities, and heat treatment will promote a further decrease in the absorbance in the far-infrared spectrum of this alloy.
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Alloys
Amorphous
Antimony
Comparative analysis
Far infrared radiation
Germanium
GERMANIUM ALLOYS
Heat treatment
HEAT TREATMENTS
Intermetallic compounds
Magnetic Materials
Magnetism
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Porous
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Silicon
SILICON ALLOYS
Specialty metals industry
SPECTRA
Tellurides
Tellurium
THZ RANGE
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