Photoconductive member comprising (SI-GE)-SI and N

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ABSTRACT:
A photoconductive member comprises a support for a photoconductive member and a light receiving layer overlaying the support comprising a first layer region (G) comprising an amorphous material containing silicon atoms and germanium atoms and a second layer (S) exhibiting photoconductivity comprising an amorphous material containing silicon atoms, the first layer region (G) and the second layer region (S) being provided in this order from the support side, and the distribution of germanium atoms in the said first layer (G) being not uniform in the layer thickness direction and nitrogen atoms being contained in the light receiving layer. There may be provided on the light receiving layer a layer comprising an amorphous material containing silicon atoms and at least one of carbon atoms and oxygen atoms.

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patent: 4490450 (1984-12-01), Shimizu et al.

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