Effect of carrier gas on copper antimony sulfide thin films by spray pyrolytic approach
Y. B. Kishore Kumar,
S. Guru Prasad,
A. S. Swapna Smitha
et al.
Abstract:This study explores the ternary compound semiconductor as a potential absorber layer for third-generation solar cells. CuSbS2, a promising candidate for thin film absorber layers, is fabricated using a simple spray pyrolysis method. The research specifically investigates the influence of two different carrier gases during the fabrication process. X-ray diffraction as well as Raman studies confirm that the films exhibit a chalcostibite structure. Notably, films fabricated with nitrogen as the carrier gas demons… Show more
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