A Schottky-barrier solar cell on sliced polycrystalline GaAs

Antireflecting-metal-oxide-semiconductor (AMOS) technology has been applied to sliced wafers of polycrystalline GaAs having grain sizes of about 100 μm. Simulated AM1 sunlight efficiencies up to 14% were obtained, and studies using the scanning electron microscope showed that grain boundaries have m...

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description Antireflecting-metal-oxide-semiconductor (AMOS) technology has been applied to sliced wafers of polycrystalline GaAs having grain sizes of about 100 μm. Simulated AM1 sunlight efficiencies up to 14% were obtained, and studies using the scanning electron microscope showed that grain boundaries have minimal effect on short-circuit current density. However, current-voltage characteristics show some influence on open-circuit voltage.
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title A Schottky-barrier solar cell on sliced polycrystalline GaAs
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