Abstract
Specially developed Si3N4 ceramic substrates for crystalline silicon thin-film (CSiTF) solar cells are unveiled by the authors. On 1 cm2 cells, efficiencies up to 8.0% could be achieved, with excellent fill factors up to 74% and open circuit voltages up to 554 mV. The potential of this solar cell structure was calculated with semiconductor simulation software, which predicts that efficiencies of 12%-15% should be technically achievable.
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Stollwerck, G., Reber, S., & Hä, C. (2001). Crystalline silicon thin-film solar cells on silicon nitride ceramic substrates. Advanced Materials, 13(23), 1820–1824. https://doi.org/10.1002/1521-4095(200112)13:23<1820::AID-ADMA1820>3.0.CO;2-K
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