AbstractAdvanced solar cell contacts feature local contacts to p- and p+- Si. In this review existing models for contact formation to p and p+-Si are presented.The formation of the local Al BSF as applied in PERC like solar cell structures is inhibited by the formation of voids. It is shown that the formation of voids depends on process parameters and their influence on the contact formation is reviewed. Using an analytical model it is possible to predict the depth of the resulting Al BSF in dependence of the contact geometry and the peak firing temperature.Contact formation to B doped Si with pure Ag paste results in high contact resistances whilst contact formation to Al doped Si with Ag paste is less difficult. The contact formation with...
Screen-printing technique is used since 1970’s, but the understanding of screen printed contacts is ...
A full area Al-alloyed back surface field layer usually forms the rear side of standard p-type Si so...
A full area Al-alloyed back surface field layer usually forms the rear side of standard p-type Si so...
AbstractAdvanced solar cell contacts feature local contacts to p- and p+- Si. In this review existin...
AbstractThis work studies the performance of commercially available Al pastes for the rear side cont...
We present a comprehensive study on the rear contact formation of rear surface-passivated silicon so...
This paper evaluates possibilities to passivate the semiconductor-metal interface present at the con...
We present a detailed study on the rear contact formation of rear-surface-passivated silicon solar c...
AbstractIn the past years, the contact formation of Ag screen-printing pastes to n+ emitters has bee...
Solar cell market is led by silicon photovoltaics and holds around 92% of the total market. Silicon ...
AbstractIn this work we propose a detailed investigation of the Al – Si interdiffusion that occurs d...
Abstract: Surface recombination loss should be reduced for high efficiency of solar cells. To reduce...
For many years, the photovoltaic industry has been using Al to form the back contact of crystalline ...
AbstractThe screen printing metallization of p+ surfaces is one of the challenges for the industrial...
AbstractScreen printed front side contacts of textured, mono-crystalline p-type silicon solar cells ...
Screen-printing technique is used since 1970’s, but the understanding of screen printed contacts is ...
A full area Al-alloyed back surface field layer usually forms the rear side of standard p-type Si so...
A full area Al-alloyed back surface field layer usually forms the rear side of standard p-type Si so...
AbstractAdvanced solar cell contacts feature local contacts to p- and p+- Si. In this review existin...
AbstractThis work studies the performance of commercially available Al pastes for the rear side cont...
We present a comprehensive study on the rear contact formation of rear surface-passivated silicon so...
This paper evaluates possibilities to passivate the semiconductor-metal interface present at the con...
We present a detailed study on the rear contact formation of rear-surface-passivated silicon solar c...
AbstractIn the past years, the contact formation of Ag screen-printing pastes to n+ emitters has bee...
Solar cell market is led by silicon photovoltaics and holds around 92% of the total market. Silicon ...
AbstractIn this work we propose a detailed investigation of the Al – Si interdiffusion that occurs d...
Abstract: Surface recombination loss should be reduced for high efficiency of solar cells. To reduce...
For many years, the photovoltaic industry has been using Al to form the back contact of crystalline ...
AbstractThe screen printing metallization of p+ surfaces is one of the challenges for the industrial...
AbstractScreen printed front side contacts of textured, mono-crystalline p-type silicon solar cells ...
Screen-printing technique is used since 1970’s, but the understanding of screen printed contacts is ...
A full area Al-alloyed back surface field layer usually forms the rear side of standard p-type Si so...
A full area Al-alloyed back surface field layer usually forms the rear side of standard p-type Si so...