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Junction Formation in CuInSe{sub 2} Based Thin Film Devices

Description: The nature of the interface between CuInSe{sub 2} (CIS) and the chemical bath deposited CdS layer has been investigated. We show that heat-treating the absorbers in Cd- or Zn-containing solutions in the presence of ammonium hydroxide sets up a chemical reaction which facilitates an extraction of Cu from the lattice and an in-diffusion of Cd. The characteristics of devices made in this manner suggest that the reaction generates a thin, n-doped region in the absorber. It is quite possible that th… more
Date: November 18, 1998
Creator: Ramanathan, K.; Wiesner, H.; Asher, S.; Bhattacharya, R. N.; Keane, J.; Contreras, M. et al.
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NREL PV working with industry, Third quarter 1998

Description: This quarterly report encourages cooperative R and D by providing the US PV industry with information on activities and capabilities of the laboratories. This issue contains information on the CIS and CdTe R and D teams, an editorial by Richard King on the stand-out accomplishments of the PV Program, and an overview of the NCPV Program Review Meeting highlighting the strength of US photovoltaics.
Date: December 4, 1998
Creator: Moon, S. & Cook, G.
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Application of CIS to high-efficiency PV module fabrication. Phase 3 final technical report

Description: During this research period, researchers at International Solar Electric Technology (ISET) concentrated their efforts on three different areas of research. Within the National CIS R and D Team, ISET participated in the substrate/Mo interactions working group and investigated issues such as Na diffusion from the soda-lime glass substrate into the Mo layers and CIS films. Researchers determined that the Na content within the Mo layers was not a strong function of the nature of the Mo film. Howeve… more
Date: August 1, 1998
Creator: Basol, B.M.; Kapur, V.K.; Leidholm, C.R.; Halani, A.; Roe, R. & Norsworthy, G.
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