The Electrical and Optical Properties of SnO2 – Si(n) Structure Solar Cells.

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Published
Sep 28, 2005
Pages
1-8

Abstract

. Abstract: In this paper the SnO2 will be examined to be used as a transparent antireflection coating with the n type silicon wafer to fabricate the deposited SnO2 silicon Solar cell using vacuum evaporation technique. This SnO2 layer is simultaneously an antireflecting coating and a transparent upper contact. The oxidation of the Si surface takes place simultaneously with the evaporation process. A semiconductor insulator semiconductor (SIS) structure was obtained in such a way. The photoelectrical parameters of such SIS system of AM 1.5 conditions are: the short circuit current 18.5 mA/cm2, the open circuit voltage 0.48 V and the efficiency is 7.0%. The subgap response of the resulted structure is particularly strong and extends to wavelength up to 1100nm

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D. Khalid K. Mohammed and د., “The Electrical and Optical Properties of SnO2 – Si(n) Structure Solar Cells”., AREJ, vol. 13, no. 3, pp. 1–8, Sep. 2005.