Abstract:
The photoconductivity and photoluminescence spectra of ZnSe:Ti crystals in the visible and infrared spectral regions are studied. It is established that the high-temperature impurity-induced photoconductivity of ZnSe:Ti crystals is defined by the optical transitions of electrons from the $^{3}A_{2}(F)$ ground state to highenergy excited states, with the subsequent thermal transitions of electrons to the conduction band. The efficient excitation of intracenter luminescence of ZnSe:Ti crystals is achieved by light from the region of the intrinsic absorption of Ti$^{2+}$ ions.