Abstract
Indium tin oxide (ITO)/silicon solar cells of practical size (approximately 4 cm**2) and efficiency ( greater than 11% total area) have been fabricated using an optimized ion beam milling/sputter deposition and low pressure oxide growth process. Results for a single crystal silicon substrate and four potentially low cost polycrystalline substrates are compared. Photovoltaic performance parameters of cells formed on the best polycrystalline material are essentially identical to those of a representative single crystal device.
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Genis, A. P., Osterwald, C., Smith, P., Singh, R., Mahan, J. E., DuBow, J. B., & Mills, D. (1981). EFFICIENT SOLAR CELLS ON POLYCRYSTALLINE AND HIGHLY DEFECTED SUBSTRATES USING ION SPUTTERED INDIUM TIN OXIDE. In Commission of the European Communities, (Report) EUR (pp. 856–862). D. Reidel Publ Co. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-8423-3_139
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