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Improved multicrystalline silicon ingot crystal quality through seed growth for high efficiency solar cells

Jouini, A.
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Ponthenier, D.
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Lignier, H.
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2012
Progress in Photovoltaics: Research and Applications

Work on silicon crystal quality improvement and defect control has been carried out on lab-scale seeded growth ingots allowing wafers with controlled grain orientations. Both <111> and <100> monocrystalline-like ingots were produced using a combination of quartz rod dipping and a modulated conductive heat extraction system, made in-house, in a directional solidification system. Two mono-like wafer morphology types have been produced. Their structural and electrical properties are presented in detail. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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DOI
10.1002/pip.1221
Author(s)
Jouini, A.
Ponthenier, D.
Lignier, H.
Enjalbert, N.
Marie, B.
Drevet, B.
Pihan, E.
Cayron, C.  
Lafford, T.
Camel, D.
Date Issued

2012

Published in
Progress in Photovoltaics: Research and Applications
Volume

20

Start page

736

End page

746

Subjects

crystalline defects

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Crystalline materials

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crystalline silicon solar cells

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Defects

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Electric properties

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Grain growth

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heating

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high-efficiency

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Ingots

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monocrystalline-like

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multicrystalline silicon

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Multi-crystalline silicon

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Polysilicon

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Quartz

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seeded growth

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Silicon solar cells

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Silicon wafers

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Superconducting films

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