Establishing the “native oxide barrier layer for selective electroplated” metallization for bifacial silicon heterojunction solar cells

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The metallization of silicon heterojunction (SHJ) solar cells by selective Cu electroplating onto a structured PVD Cu-Al seed and mask layer stack is established by using the native oxide of the Al as insulating barrier. The NOBLE metallization (native oxide barrier layer for selective electroplating) allows reaching a first promising efficiency of 20.0% on full area SHJ solar cell with low contact resistivity on ITO. The approach features several advantages: low temperature processing, high metal conductivity of plated copper, no organic making and low material costs (almost Ag-free).

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Hatt, T., Bartsch, J., Kluska, S., & Glatthaar, M. (2019). Establishing the “native oxide barrier layer for selective electroplated” metallization for bifacial silicon heterojunction solar cells. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 2147). American Institute of Physics Inc. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5123832

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