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VOLUME 35 (1982) | ISSUE 2 | PAGE 56
Frozen conductivity of lead telluride
The injection of hot electrons into an oxidized PbTe film at liquid-helium temperature, or illumination of the film, puts the film in a low-resistivity state. The inverse transition to the high-resistivity state can be induced by heating the sample to liquid-nitrogen temperature or by applying an electric field Ε > 103 V/cm.