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The rapidly reversible processes of activation and deactivation in amorphous silicon heterojunction solar cell under extensive light soaking
by
Huang, Jin
, Li, Dongdong
, Ren, Fayuan
, Bao, Shaojuan
, Bai, Yanhui
, Wang, Jilei
, Bai, Xingliang
, Yang, Liyou
, Feng, Le
, Yang, Ji
, Lu, Linfeng
, Jia, Huijun
in
Amorphous silicon
/ Annealing
/ Carrier lifetime
/ Characterization and Evaluation of Materials
/ Chemistry and Materials Science
/ Deactivation
/ Heterojunctions
/ Materials Science
/ Minority carriers
/ Optical and Electronic Materials
/ Passivity
/ Photovoltaic cells
/ Soaking
/ Solar cells
/ Wafers
2021
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The rapidly reversible processes of activation and deactivation in amorphous silicon heterojunction solar cell under extensive light soaking
by
Huang, Jin
, Li, Dongdong
, Ren, Fayuan
, Bao, Shaojuan
, Bai, Yanhui
, Wang, Jilei
, Bai, Xingliang
, Yang, Liyou
, Feng, Le
, Yang, Ji
, Lu, Linfeng
, Jia, Huijun
in
Amorphous silicon
/ Annealing
/ Carrier lifetime
/ Characterization and Evaluation of Materials
/ Chemistry and Materials Science
/ Deactivation
/ Heterojunctions
/ Materials Science
/ Minority carriers
/ Optical and Electronic Materials
/ Passivity
/ Photovoltaic cells
/ Soaking
/ Solar cells
/ Wafers
2021
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The rapidly reversible processes of activation and deactivation in amorphous silicon heterojunction solar cell under extensive light soaking
by
Huang, Jin
, Li, Dongdong
, Ren, Fayuan
, Bao, Shaojuan
, Bai, Yanhui
, Wang, Jilei
, Bai, Xingliang
, Yang, Liyou
, Feng, Le
, Yang, Ji
, Lu, Linfeng
, Jia, Huijun
in
Amorphous silicon
/ Annealing
/ Carrier lifetime
/ Characterization and Evaluation of Materials
/ Chemistry and Materials Science
/ Deactivation
/ Heterojunctions
/ Materials Science
/ Minority carriers
/ Optical and Electronic Materials
/ Passivity
/ Photovoltaic cells
/ Soaking
/ Solar cells
/ Wafers
2021
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The rapidly reversible processes of activation and deactivation in amorphous silicon heterojunction solar cell under extensive light soaking
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The rapidly reversible processes of activation and deactivation in amorphous silicon heterojunction solar cell under extensive light soaking
2021
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Silicon heterojunction (HJT) solar cells use hydrogenated amorphous silicon (a-Si:H) to form passivating contacts. To obtain high performance, many crucial applications have been confirmed and introduced. In this work, extensive light soaking (ELS) was used to comprehensively investigate a-Si:H films and HJT solar cells. The enhanced effective minority carrier lifetime (
τ
eff
) for c-Si wafers passivated with a-Si:H was achieved via extensive light soaking, and the passivation enhancement can reach saturation in few seconds. It was observed that there was a significant contribution of low thermal annealing (LTA) process, excellently improving the ultimate passivation function of ELS. A comparison of c-Si wafers passivated with different a-Si stacks under various temperatures was examined, and the activation and deactivation performance during repeated extensive light soaking-low thermal annealing cycles was systematically discussed. Finally, the reversibility of efficiency enhancement and degradation in HJT solar cells related to extensive light soaking-low thermal annealing cycles was demonstrated for the first time.
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Springer US,Springer Nature B.V
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