Ni-silicide Porous Silicon Formation in Direct Plating Concepts, Green Tech

Control of nickel silicide formation using porous silicon in direct plating concepts for silicon solar cell front side metallization. Motivation Challenges Crucial elements and benefits of presented Direct Plating approach Process flow details Electrical results Summary / Conclusion / Outlook.

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