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High‐pressure Bridgman growth and characterization of Cd1‐XMnXTe:Fe crystals

Doped, structurally perfect crystals of solid solution Cd1‐XMnXTe were grown by high‐pressure Bridgman method covering the range of its existence as a zinc blende structure (0 < x < 0.77). Structural, optical and mechanical properties of the crystals have been investigated. The interest in such investigations is mainly attracted due to the absence of information about optical properties of Cd1‐XMnXTe with x > 0.45, which is a potentially longest wavelength active material for mid‐IR lasing. Consequently, the correlation between the chemical composition and physical properties of the solid solution has been established.