Properties of flash evaporated chalcopyrite absorber films and solar cells
Chalcopyrite thin films were produced by flash evaporation. While the focus was on CuGaSe 2 also some CuInSe 2 and CuIn 1− x Ga x Se 2 layers were fabricated for structural investigations. Flash evaporated films, obtained at different deposition conditions and after post-deposition annealing, were c...
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| description | Chalcopyrite thin films were produced by flash evaporation. While the focus was on CuGaSe
2 also some CuInSe
2 and CuIn
1−
x
Ga
x
Se
2 layers were fabricated for structural investigations. Flash evaporated films, obtained at different deposition conditions and after post-deposition annealing, were compared. The influence of the main evaporation parameters, as boat and substrate temperature, on layer composition and structure were studied. CuGaSe
2 solar cells were produced and tested. The effects of annealing in ambient air and vacuum on the cell characteristics are reported. |
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