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Interface Engineering of Inorganic Thin-Film Solar Cells - Materials-Science Challenges for Advanced Physical Concepts
Abstract
The challenges and research needs for the interface engineering of thin‐film solar cells using inorganic‐compound semiconductors are discussed from a materials‐science point of view. It is, in principle, easily possible to define optimized device structures from physical considerations. However, to realize these structures, many materials' limitations must be overcome by complex processing strategies. In this paper, interface properties and...
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Title
Interface Engineering of Inorganic Thin-Film Solar Cells - Materials-Science Challenges for Advanced Physical Concepts
Published Date
Nov 6, 2009
Journal
Volume
21
Issue
42
Pages
4196 - 4206
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