article·2013-01-08

High efficiency CdTe cells using manufacturable window layers and CdTe thickness

B.A. Korevaar, Adam Halverson, Jin Peng Cao, Jung‐Hae Choi, Christopher Collazo-Davila, William Huber

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Abstract Record cells typically use high sheet-resistance transparent conducting oxide (TCO), ultra-thin CdS, and thick CdTe layers to achieve high efficiencies. In this paper, the path to high efficiencies using manufacturable film thicknesses is discussed, demonstrating > 15% cells on commercially available TCO and > 16% cells on non-commercially available TCO. The biggest impact on the performance has been the use of a non-commercially available TCO, which allows the use of 80 nm thick CdS layers to get a performance of above 16%, due to the higher fill-factor as compared with typical world-record devices.
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OpenAlex topics: Quantum Dots Synthesis And Properties · Chalcogenide Semiconductor Thin Films · Semiconductor materials and devices

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