Growth of crystalline silicon for solar cells: Mono-like method

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Abstract

The mono-like method, also known as the mono cast, seed cast, and quasi-mono methods, is a candidate next-generation method of casting Si ingots for solar cell applications, replacing conventional casting methods. The mono-like method provides single crystalline Si ingots with the use of almost the same facilities as those used for growth of multicrystalline Si ingots. Hence, the mono-like method has potential to achieve Si ingots with both high quality and low cost. However, the mono-like method faces challenges owing to its crystal growth processes, such as multicrystallization, dislocation generation, and impurity contamination. To address these problems, advanced mono-like methods have been developed. In this chapter, advanced mono-like methods are reviewed from the viewpoint of crystal growth and the fundamentals of the mono-like method.

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Kutsukake, K. (2019). Growth of crystalline silicon for solar cells: Mono-like method. In Handbook of Photovoltaic Silicon (pp. 215–234). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-56472-1_35

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