Recombination at textured silicon surfaces passivated with silicon dioxide
By K. R. McIntosh, Luke Johnson. 2009
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This work was funded by an Australian Research Council Linkage Grant between the Australian National University, SierraTherm Production Furnaces, and SunPower Corporation.
Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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- K. R. McIntosh
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Citations in the corpus
- Polyimide for silicon solar cells with double-sided textured pyramids (2018, background): “Unfortunately, the benefit of improved light trapping by DST is offset by an increase in recombination due to its greater surface area, its sharp peaks and troughs, and (for some dielectrics) an exposure of <111> facets [33-36].”