Key Aspects on Development of High Efficiency Heterojunction and IBC-Heterojunction Solar Cells: Towards 22% Efficiency on Industrial Size

Ribeyron, P.J.; Salvetat, T.; Ozanne, F.; Valla, A.; Blévin, Thomas; Favre, Wilfried; Coignus, J.; d'Alonzo, G.; Arnal, Carmen; Denis, Christine; Nguyen, Ngoc Duy; Souche, F.; Jay, F.; Nicolás, Silvia Martín de; Vecchi, Sylvain De; Ozanne, A.-S.; Desrues, T.; Muñoz, David G.

doi:10.4229/27theupvsec2012-2ao.2.3

27th European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition; 576-579 2012

DOI: 10.4229/27theupvsec2012-2ao.2.3

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Key Aspects on Development of High Efficiency Heterojunction and IBC-Heterojunction Solar Cells: Towards 22% Efficiency on Industrial Size

P.J. Ribeyron¹,

T. Salvetat²,

F. Ozanne³

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Rear-emitter Si heterojunction solar cells with over 23% efficiency

Watahiki

Furuhata

Matsuura

et al. 2015

Appl. Phys. Express

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We have developed highly crystallized n-type microcrystalline Si layers as window layers for rear emitter Si heterojunction solar cells. We introduce a seed layer between an n-type microcrystalline Si layer and an intrinsic amorphous Si layer to improve the crystallinity of the n-type microcrystalline Si layer. By using this stacked layer instead of an n-type amorphous Si layer, the contact resistance between the n-type thin layer and In2O3:H is reduced without Al-doped ZnO. As a result, we obtain a high short-circuit current and a high fill factor simultaneously, and achieve a solar cell efficiency of 23.43%.

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Rear-emitter Si heterojunction solar cells with over 23% efficiency

Watahiki

Furuhata

Matsuura

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Appl. Phys. Express

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