efficiency improved by h2 forming gas treatment for si-based solar cell applications
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The photovoltaic (PV) effects have been investigated and improved using efficient treatments both on single-crystalline (sc) and on multicrystalline (mc) silicon (Si) solar cells. The major effect of forming gas (FG) treatment on solar cell performance is the fill-factor values, which increase 3.75% and 8.28%, respectively, on sc-Si and mc-Si solar cells. As for the optimal 15%-H2 ratio and 40-minute FG treatment, the conversion efficiency (η) values drastically increase to 14.89% and 14.31%, respectively, for sc- and mc-Si solar cells. Moreover, we can measure the internal quantum efficiency (IQE) values increase with H2-FG treatment under visible wavelength (400~900 nm) radiation. Thus based on the work in this research, we confirm that H2 passivation has become crucial both in PV as well as in microelectronics fields. Moreover, the developed mc-Si solar cell by proper H2 FG treatment is quite suitable for commercial applications.
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| Authors | ;Yuang-Tung Cheng;Jyh-Jier Ho;William Lee;Song-Yeu Tsai;Liang-Yi Chen;Jia-Jhe Liou;Shun-Hsyung Chang;Huajun Shen;Kang L. Wang |
| Journal | construction and building materials |
| Year | 2010 |
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