Abstract
The NMR spectra of Cu63 and In115 in CuInS2, CuInSe2, and CuInTe2 have been measured between room temperature and 550°C. The effects of motional narrowing and of phase transitions on the shape and width of the absorption spectra were evaluated. In all three compounds, the absorption signal of Cu63 shows motional narrowing. For Cu1.00 In1.00 S2.00 the mean jump frequency of the Cu+ ions, ν(Cu+), is 2×1013exp[(1.25±0.10 eV)kT] s1. For both CuInSe2 and CuInTe2, ν(Cu+) is about 3×103 s1 at 350°C. In copper-deficient Cu0.96 In1.02 S2.00 no motional narrowing of the Cu63 absorption was observed up to 550°C. However, the Cu63 line shape in CuInS2 depends on the copper-to-indium ratio. A line-shape analysis as a function of composition shows that, at 450°C, CuInS2 exists in the composition range between Cu1.00 In1.00