Hydrazine-based deposition route for device-quality CIGS films

By David B. Mitzi, M. Yuan, Wei Liu, A. Kellock, S. Chey, L. Gignac, A. Schrott. 2009

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry

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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. David B. Mitzi
2. Hong-xia Wang
3. O. Gunawan
4. Teodor K. Todorov
5. Tayfun Gokmen
6. S. Abermann
7. M. Graetzel
8. M. Shahbazi

In Materials Chemistry

1. David B. Mitzi
2. Hong-xia Wang
3. O. Gunawan
4. Teodor K. Todorov
5. Tayfun Gokmen
6. M. Shahbazi
7. M. Graetzel

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• Non‐vacuum methods for formation of Cu(In, Ga)(Se, S)2 thin film photovoltaic absorbers (2010, methodology): “nium precursors led to a solution deposition approach for the chalcopyrite materials CuInSe2 [185], CuInTe2 [186] and eventually the CIGS system for solar cell applications [187–190].”