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CuInS2 (CIS) films used in the absorber layer of solar cells are often prepared by the sulfurization of Cu-In metallic precursors. The CIS films usually show large surface roughness, which would decrease the open-circuit voltage of the solar cell because of a large np junction area and insufficient surface coverage of buffer layers. In this study, Cu-In-S precursors were deposited at the low temperature...
We have found that the short-circuit current, Jsc, of polymer/fullerene [RR-P3HT/C60] solar cells has a clear dependence on the surface roughness of the ITO|glass substrate after the post-metallization annealing. We prepared an ITO surface with an average roughness, Ra, of 1 - 9 nm by chemical etching. When solar cell structures were made on these ITO surfaces, the diffuse reflection intensity increases...
To develop high-efficiency transparent conductive oxide glass in a longer wavelength zone for dye-sensitized solar cell (DSC) application, we fabricate titanium-doped indium oxide (ITiO) films on a soda-lime glass substrate by an RF magnetron sputtering. The ITiO films showed a minimum resistivity of 1.25 times 10-3 Omega ldr cm. The transmittance increases from 80% at 450 nm to 90% at 700 nm in the...
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