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Aluminium Free Silver Inks for n-type Metallization - Agenda - Motivation, Experimental Setups, Results Impact of ARC coating for Contact Formation, Contact Resistance on Shallow and Deep Emitter, Low Doping Concentration, Solar Cell Results with Summary. Silver ink to contact boron emitters needed, Study contact formation without the use of Aluminium and Passivation stack Al2O3/SiNx might require specific glass frites.

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Author: Andre Kalio (Senior) | Visits: 539 | Page Views: 1133
 
Domain:  Green Tech Category: Photovoltaics/Solar Subcategory: Polymer Solar Cells 
Upload Date: 16th-Aug-2012  Click On Above Link To See More
Reference: 3rd Workshop on Metallization for Crystalline Silicon Solar Cells

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