Abstract
The time evolution of conduction current Jc(t) determined experimentally, in polyethylene terephthalate, at 373 K, was simulated by using a bipolar charge (electrons and holes) model with injecting electrodes including dipoles with the relaxation time τ and a discrete set of localized levels with a density Nt. The numerical calculation showed that the Jc(t) characteristics are significantly affected by the carrier charge motion and depend on the model parameters.
Acknowledgments
The firm Rhône Poulenc is thanked for providing us with PET samples.