Negative potential dissolution (NPD)-advanced and rapid texturing method of as-cut silicon

Gordon, Noam; Starosvetsky, D.; Ein‐Eli, Yair

doi:10.1016/j.electacta.2005.03.008

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“…Masking methods Chemical texturing [46,79,154,192] Electrochemical texturing [58,229] Non-masking methods Self-assembling [25,46,120,211] Maskless laser assisted etching [161] Maskless electrochemical texturing [46,195] Anisotropic etching [94,183] Mechanical CNC ultrasonic machining [46] Mechanical honing [16,146] Grinding [174] Free abrasive machining [70,224] Microcutting [28,46,70,83,225] Patterned erosion [1,205] Fig. 17.…”

Section: Chemical Conversion Coatingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Advances in engineered surfaces for functional performance

Bruzzone¹,

Costa²,

Lonardo³

et al. 2008

CIRP Annals

615

247

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Section: Chemical Conversion Coatingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Advances in engineered surfaces for functional performance

Bruzzone¹,

Costa²,

Lonardo³

et al. 2008

CIRP Annals

615

247

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“…Self-assembling (solids or liquids) [61,62] Maskless laser-assisted etching [64] Maskless electrochemical texturing [59,71,72,101] Anisotropic etching [69] Non-masking methods…”

Section: Masking Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Removing material: the features are created by removal of material from the surface, creating small depressions. 4,8,12,15,23–25,48–75…”

Section: Survey Of Possible Surface Texturing Methodsmentioning

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Some innovative surface texturing techniques for tribological purposes

Costa

Hutchings

2014

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part J:

119

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This paper reviews methods for texturing surfaces for tribological applications and presents some innovative methods that could make surface texturing more cost-effective. Possible texturing methods were identified and classified according to their physical principles. This involved identifying existing texturing methods and also led to proposals for new possible methods. Three innovative texturing methods with low cost and high texturing speed are then presented: (i) a simpler and cheaper version of photochemical texturing, (ii) maskless electrochemical texturing, and (iii) masking surfaces by ink-jet printing followed by etching. From these, maskless electrochemical texturing was the cheapest and fastest, but the minimum size of the texture features was the largest. Ink-jet printing followed by etching is an alternative that may potentially provide a good combination of cost and resolution, but the texturing time depends on the surface area. Then, an attempt was made to delimit tribological applications where the use of such processes could be beneficial, based on analysis of experimental results of their tribological evaluation. These showed that the methods proposed could be particularly suited for components with contact areas larger than the width of the texture features under either hydrodynamic lubrication or starved lubrication.

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Photovoltaics literature survey (no. 43)

Richards

2005

Prog. Photovolt: Res. Appl.

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In order to help keep readers up-to-date in the field each issue of Progress in Photovoltaics will contain a list of recently published journal articles most relevant to its aims and scope. This list is drawn from an extremely wide range of journals, including IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, Journal of Applied Physics, Applied Physics Letters, Progress in Photovoltaics and Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells. To assist the reader, the list is separated into broad categories, but please note that these classifications are by no means strict. Also note that inclusion in the list is not an endorsement of a paper's quality. If you have any suggestions please email Dr. Bryce Richards at bryce.richards@anu.edu.au. 1. FUNDAMENTALS, NEW APPROACHES, AND REVIEWS van Sark W. Enhancement of solar cell performance by employing planar spectral converters. Applied Physics Letters 2005; 87(15): 151117. Zakhidov R. The range of solar energy conversion and utilization. Applied Solar Energy 2004; 40(3): 33-38. Dempsey JL, Esswein AJ, Manke DR, et al. Molecular chemistry of consequence to renewable energy. Inorganic Chemistry 2005; 44(20): 6879-6892. Nozik AJ. Exciton multiplication and relaxation dynamics in quantum dots: applications to ultrahigh-efficiency solar photon conversion. Inorganic Chemistry 2005; 44(20): 6893-6899. Ley M, Boudaden J, Kuznicki ZT. Thermodynamic efficiency of an intermediate band photovoltaic cell with low threshold Auger generation. Journal of Applied Physics 2005; 98(4): 44905. Surek T. Crystal growth and materials research in photovoltaics: progress and challenges. Journal of Crystal Growth 2005; 275(1-2): 292-304. Nanu M, Schoonman J, Goossens A. Nanocomposite threedimensional solar cells obtained by chemical spray deposition. Nano Letters 2005; 5(9): 1716-1719. Banerjee M, Datta SK, Saha H. Enhanced optical absorption in a thin silicon layer with nanovoids. Nanotechnology 2005; 16(9): 1542-1548. Aroutiounian V, Petrosyan S, Khachatryan A. Studies of the photocurrent in quantum dot solar cells by the application of a new theoretical model. Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells 2005; 89(2-3): 165-173. 2. GENERAL CHARACTERISATION TECHNIQUES AND MODELLING Breitenstein O, Rakotoniaina JP, van der Heide ASH, et al. Series Resistance Imaging in Solar Cells by Lock-in Thermography. Progress in Photovoltaics-Research and Applications 2005; 13(8): 645-660. Isenberg J, van der Heide ASH, Warta W. Investigation of Series Resistance Losses by Illuminated Lock-in Thermography. Progress in Photovoltaics-Research and Applications 2005; 13(8): 697-704. Hu Z-H, Liao X-B, Diao H-W, et al. AMPS modeling of light J-V characteristics of a-Si based solar cells. Acta Physica Sinica 2005; 54(5): 2302-2306.

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Negative potential dissolution (NPD)-advanced and rapid texturing method of as-cut silicon

Cited by 7 publications

References 34 publications

Advances in engineered surfaces for functional performance

Advances in engineered surfaces for functional performance

Some innovative surface texturing techniques for tribological purposes

Photovoltaics literature survey (no. 43)

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