As ZnO is a semiconductor with a typical resistivity of ρ ~ 10^5 Ωcm, I tried to find the settling time during measurements.
If I impose a low-level constant current (as a source), I expect a transient phenomenon (of few tens of seconds) and then a constant state while measuring Voltage to time.
Yet, what I see is a decrease in the measured voltage after its expected rise. Could somebody explain why a fall in Voltage happens and the change of its sign (from positive to negative and vice versa later on, like in the V-t plot)?
If I impose a low-level constant current (as a source), I expect a transient phenomenon (of few tens of seconds) and then a constant state while measuring Voltage to time.
Yet, what I see is a decrease in the measured voltage after its expected rise. Could somebody explain why a fall in Voltage happens and the change of its sign (from positive to negative and vice versa later on, like in the V-t plot)?
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