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Atmospheric solution based processes are being developed for the fabrication of thin film photovoltaic devices. Deposition techniques such as electrodeposition, spin coating, spraying or printing are promising techniques to increase the throughput and reduce the cost per Watt of Copper-Indium-Gallium-Selenide (CIGS), Copper-Zinc-Tin-Sulphide (CZTS) and perovskite thin film solar technologies. All...
Reducing fabrication costs is a major driving force in photovoltaic research. Atmospheric processes such as spin coating, spraying or printing are being developed to reduce the cost/Wp of CIGS, CZTS and perovskite solar technologies. For all technologies, surface cleaning and activation prior to thin film deposition is required and for this vacuum based low pressure plasma is a well-established technique...
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