Microcrystalline Silicon Solar Cells: Final Technical Progress Report, 1 July 2001--31 August 2004

doi:https://doi.org/10.2172/15016820

Microcrystalline Silicon Solar Cells: Final Technical Progress Report, 1 July 2001--31 August 2004

Supratik Guha,Juan Yang-2005-08-01

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The objective of the research under this subcontract is to explore, identify, evaluate, and develop non-conventional photovoltaic technologies capable of making a breakthrough in the production of low-cost electricity from sunlight. The specific objectives are to (1) develop microwave glow-discharge parameters for the deposition of high-quality microcrystalline silicon (mc-Si:H) thin films at high rate, (2) characterize this microcrystalline material, and (3) fabricate high-efficiency microcrystalline nip solar cells.

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The objective of the research under this subcontract is to explore, identify, evaluate, and develop non-conventional photovoltaic technologies capable of making a breakthrough in the production of low-cost electricity from sunlight. The specific objectives are to (1) develop microwave glow-discharge parameters for the deposition of high-quality microcrystalline silicon (mc-Si:H) thin films at high rate, (2) characterize this microcrystalline material, and (3) fabricate high-efficiency microcrystalline nip solar cells.

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MicrocrystallineMicrocrystalline siliconPhotovoltaic systemMaterials scienceSiliconEngineering physicsDeposition (geology)Thin film solar cell

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