A voltage-noise analysis of FeTe0.5Se0.5 thin films has revealed the existence of nonlinear fluctuations above an electric field bias threshold. Below this threshold the fluctuations are standard and compatible with the presence of electron- and hole-type carriers, and it has been possible to evaluate the value of the Hooge noise parameter. Above the electric field bias threshold and at temperatures higher than 70 K, an increased nonlinear 1/f noise is found with a power exponent scaling with the temperature squared. Several possible theoretical interpretations are considered and discussed.
Electric field activated nonlinear 1/f fluctuations in Fe(Te, Se) superconductors
Barone C.
Writing – Original Draft Preparation
;Pagano S.Writing – Review & Editing
2013-01-01
Abstract
A voltage-noise analysis of FeTe0.5Se0.5 thin films has revealed the existence of nonlinear fluctuations above an electric field bias threshold. Below this threshold the fluctuations are standard and compatible with the presence of electron- and hole-type carriers, and it has been possible to evaluate the value of the Hooge noise parameter. Above the electric field bias threshold and at temperatures higher than 70 K, an increased nonlinear 1/f noise is found with a power exponent scaling with the temperature squared. Several possible theoretical interpretations are considered and discussed.File in questo prodotto:
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