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2. Outline. IntroductionExperimentalResults and discussion ConclusionsReferences. 3. Introduction. ????????????????????????,???????????????,????????????????????????????????????????????????500?C ??1 ??,??????????????????????????????????????,??????X ??????(XRD)???????,??Si ????????,?????????
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1. 1 Study of low temperature poly silicon for solar cells Advisor: Dr.Hon Kuan
Student: Tsung-Yu Li
Date:98/04/22
2. 2 Outline Introduction
Experimental
Results and discussion
Conclusions
References
3. 3 Introduction ????????????????????????,???????????????,?????????????
???????????????????????????????????500°C ??1 ??,???????????
???????????????????????????,??????X ??????(XRD)???????,??Si ????????,????????????,??????????(FE-SEM)?????????????
????????????,????,???????????-??????????????????????,??????????????????????????????????????
4. 4 Experimental
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PART I ???Al
PART II ?????????Al
5. 5 Results and discussion (a) SiO2 film (200nm) (b) Al film(250nm) (c) a-Si film(250nm)
??????SEM?
6. 6 Results and discussion ?????SEM??
7. 7 Results and discussion ???XRD???
8. 8 Results and discussion first step annealing process at 500°C for 1 hour,without Al etching off
9. 9 Results and discussion first step annealing process at 500°C for 1 hour ,and Al etching off
10. 10 Results and discussion XRD spectra of poly-Si thin film annealed at 500°C for 1 hour and Al etched off
11. 11 Results and discussion XRD spectra of Part I specimens annealed at (a) 450 °C, and (b)500 °C and 5 different durations and Al etched off
12. 12 Results and discussion XRD peak intensity plot versus different annealing duration of Part I specimens annealed at 450 °C, and 500 °C
13. 13 Results and discussion XRD FWHM plot versus different annealing duration of Part I specimens annealed at 450 °C, and 500 °C
14. 14 Results and discussion Crystal size of polycrystalline silicon thin film versus different annealing duration of Part I specimens annealed at 450 °C, and 500 °C
15. 15 Results and discussion XRD spectra of Part II specimens annealed at (a) 450 °C, and (b)500 °C and 5 different durations and Al etched off
16. 16 Results and discussion XRD peak intensity plot versus different annealing duration of Part II specimens annealed at 450 °C, and 500 °C
17. 17 Results and discussion XRD FWHM plot versus different annealing duration of Part II specimens annealed at 450 °C, and 500 °C
18. 18 Results and discussion Crystal size of polycrystalline silicon thin film versus different annealing duration of Part II specimens annealed at 450 °C, and 500 °C
19. 19 Results and discussion Raman spectra of single crystalline silicon
20. 20 Results and discussion
21. 21 Results and discussion
22. 22 Results and discussion
23. 23 Results and discussion
24. 24 Results and discussion
25. 25 Results and discussion
26. 26 Results and discussion
27. 27 Results and discussion
28. 28 Results and discussion
29. 29 Results and discussion
30. 30 Results and discussion
31. 31 Results and discussion
32. 32 Results and discussion
33. 33 Results and discussion
34. 34 Results and discussion
35. 35 Conclusions ?????450 °C ??15 ??????????,??????1µm ???????????????3~5 µm?
?????????15 ?????,??????????,?????60??????????,??????????
?????????????????a-Si(1µm)???????????,?????????????????
????????????????????????10-7 A/cm2?,?????103~106 O-cm ??,??500 °C ??30 ????????????????,???23.4 cm2/V.s;??????????????????????????10-9 A/cm2 ?,?????108 O- cm ??? ??
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