Abstract:
This paper reports on a study of the dielectric permittivity and electrical conductivity of single-crystal TlInS$_x$Se$_{2-x}$ solid solutions as functions of temperature and composition. It has been found that the dielectric permittivity $\varepsilon$ and electrical conductivity $\sigma$ decrease with increasing $x$ and increase with growing temperature. The temperature dependences $\varepsilon=f(T)$ and $\sigma=f(T)$ for TlInS$_x$Se$_{2-x}$ crystals have been demonstrated to reveal anomalies in the form of maxima, which suggests that these crystals undergo phase transitions. The temperatures of the phase transitions increase with increasing $x$.