In the field of materials used as absorbers in solar energy conversion devices there are two major sectors: bulk materials in which dominates the crystalline silicon (c-Si) and thin film materials. These latters have many advantages over crystalline materials. One of these advantages is that the technologies used are less energy demanding which ensure a relatively quick payback. Furthermore, they can be deposited over large areas. Some thin films to be mentioned are the hydrogenated amorphous silicon, CIGS alloys or compounds such as CdTe. New materials have also emerged as organic blends or perovskites. However, they have the disadvantage to lead to devices with lower conversion efficiency than c-Si. This is why researches are ongoing to i...