Abstract
This paper investigates the application of the dispersive hydrogen diffusion defect kinetic equation for the generation of light-induced defects. Self-limited monomolecular carrier defect generation by dispersive motion can explain the observed t1/3 and the G0.6 dependence where t is the illumination time and G is the illumination intensity as well as the equilibrium defect density as a function of temperature. However, the temperature dependence of the creation rate and compatibility with current degradation experiments remain unresolved problems.