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Materials Science PV

Materials Science PV. Enn Mellikov. Solar cell. Polycrystalline Si. Tecturing of surface. Thin film solar cell.

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Materials Science PV

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  1. Materials Science PV Enn Mellikov

  2. Solar cell

  3. Polycrystalline Si

  4. Tecturing of surface

  5. Thin film solar cell

  6. Cu(InGa)Se2-based solar cells have often been touted as being among the most promising of solar cell technologies for cost-effective power generation. This is partly due to the advantages of thin films for low-cost, high-rate semiconductor deposition over large areas using layers only a few microns thick and for fabrication of monolithically interconnected modules. Perhaps more importantly, very high efficiencies have been demonstrated with Cu(InGa)Se2 at both the cell and the module levels.

  7. Cross section of a Cu(lnGa)Se2 solar cell

  8. The unit cell of the chalcopyrite lattice structure

  9. Ternary phase diagram f the Cu-In-Se system

  10. Pseudobinary In2Se3-Cu2Se phase diagram

  11. Defect levels in CuInSe2 Electronic levels of intrinsic defects in CuInSe2. On the left side the theoretical values are presented and on the right side experimentally reported values are presented. The height of histogram columns on the right side represents the spread in experimental data.

  12. Multisource elemental coevaporation camera

  13. Relative metal fluxes and substrate temperature for different coevaporation processes stivity

  14. Chemical bath deposition

  15. Chemical bath deposition Deposition of CdS buffer layers on Cu(InGa)Se2 is generally made in an alkaline aqueous solution (pH> 9) of the following three constituents: 1. a cadmium salt; for example, CdS04, CdCl2, CdI2, Cd(CH3COO)2 2. a complexing agent; commonly NH3 (ammonia) 3. a sulphur precursor; commonly SC(NH2)2 (thiourea).

  16. Choise of buffer layer materials The lattice spacing of the (112) planes of CuIn1-xGaxSe2 and the (111) cubic or the (002) bexagonal planes of Cd1-xZnxS

  17. Alternative buffer layers

  18. SC parameters

  19. SC parameters

  20. Adsorbtsion of light Absorption of light with different wavelenghts in Cu(InGa)Se2 with x=0.2

  21. Band diagram of a ZnO/CdS/Cu(InGa)Se2 device at 0 V in the dark

  22. Parameters of Solar cells

  23. Parameters of solar cells Efficiency ( ) and Voc (•) as a function of Cu(InGa)Se2 band gap, varied by increasing the relative Ga content, The dashed line has slope ΔVoc/ ΔEg = 1

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