Defect Distribution of CuInS 2 Solar Cells from Different Preparation Processes as Determined by Admittance Spectroscopy

  • Siemer K
  • Kneisel J
  • Luck I
  • et al.
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Abstract

Admittance spectroscopy measurements are carried out to determine the defect spectra of CuInS 2 solar cells from different preparation methods. Different defects are found and partly interpreted in terms of interface and bulk defects with the help of annealing experiments and DLTS measurements. A correlation between defect spectrum and open-circuit voltage is found. We further examine the origin of series resistances that influence the measurement of capacitance.

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Siemer, K., Kneisel, J., Luck, I., Klaer, J., Scheer, R., Klenk, R., & Bräunig, D. (2000). Defect Distribution of CuInS 2 Solar Cells from Different Preparation Processes as Determined by Admittance Spectroscopy. Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, 39(S1), 270. https://doi.org/10.7567/jjaps.39s1.270

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