Electrical conduction mechanisms in thermally evaporated lead phthalocyanine thin films
M.E. Azim-AraghiDuncan CampbellA. KrierR. A. Collins
Abstract
The AC electrical behaviour of sandwich devices fabricated entirely in vacuum using thermally evaporated thin films of lead phthalocyanine and gold electrodes is observed over the frequency range to Hz and the temperature range 160 to 440 K.
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