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Photogeneration and transport of charge in vacuum sublimed linear trans-quinacridone layers

Results on steady-state and transient current photoconductivity in vaccuum-evaporated films of linear trans-quinacridone (LTQUIN) are presented and discussed in terms of charge photogeneration and charge transport mechanisms. LTQUIN appeared to be a good photoconductor (photoconduction quantum yield Φ>0.2 e/photon) with hole effective mobility μ h ≃10 -4 cm 2 /V s being a decreasing function of electric field. The hydrogen bonds present in the solid LTQUIN lead to some particular features of its photoconduction at high electric fields