It has been largely demonstrated that the a-Si/c-Si heterojunction solar cells can reach high efficiency. A central role in this type of structure is played from the transparent contact workfunction, whose value affects strongly the heterojunction's band structure at the interface with the other layers of the cell. In the present work, different materials have been fabricated in order to test and optimize their application as transparent contacts in our heterojunction solar cells. The workfunction mapping through Scanning Kelvin Probe technique has been used to characterize the electronic surface morphology and homogeneity of the realized layers and to determine the mean workfunction values over the scanned areas. İ 2018 IEEE.

Work Function Determination of Transparent Contact for a:Si/c-Si Heterojunction Solar Cells

Delli Veneri, P.;Della Noce, M.;Bobeico, E.;Lancellotti, L.
2018-01-01

Abstract

It has been largely demonstrated that the a-Si/c-Si heterojunction solar cells can reach high efficiency. A central role in this type of structure is played from the transparent contact workfunction, whose value affects strongly the heterojunction's band structure at the interface with the other layers of the cell. In the present work, different materials have been fabricated in order to test and optimize their application as transparent contacts in our heterojunction solar cells. The workfunction mapping through Scanning Kelvin Probe technique has been used to characterize the electronic surface morphology and homogeneity of the realized layers and to determine the mean workfunction values over the scanned areas. İ 2018 IEEE.
2018
9781538651858
heterojunction solar cell;Kelvin probe;workfunction
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