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ESR Spectra from Platinum-Hydrogen Pair in Silicon

Parameters and some properties of two hitherto unreported platinum-related ESR spectra in silicon are reported. Spectra were detected from platinum-(Pt) and hydrogen-(H) doped silicon samples. Both spectra were analyzed with the spin state of related defect S=1/2 and revealed monoclinic (C1h) and trigonal (C3v) symmetry. The PtH and PtFe pairs in a neutral charge state are suggested to be defects responsible for the spectra.