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17.8-percent efficiency polycrystalline silicon solar cells

Narayanan et al., 2002

Document ID
3845426027301202038
Author
Narayanan S
Wenham S
Green M
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IEEE transactions on electron devices

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A substantial increase to 17.8% in the efficiency of cast polycrystalline solar cells was achieved by incorporating phosphorus pretreatment and rear aluminium treatments into the passivated emitter solar cell (PESC) sequence. The deleterious effects of grain boundaries …
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