Browsing by Author "Granata, Stefano"

18% efficiency IBC cell with rear-surface processed on quartz

2D periodic photonic nanostructures integrated in 40 $lm thin crystalline silicon solar cells

Amorphous Silicon Surface Passivation of Wafers Bonded to Glass for Thin Heterojunction Back Contact Solar Cells

Cell-module integration concept compatible with c-Si epitaxial thin foils and with efficiencies over 18%

Crystalline thin-foil silicon solar cells: where crystalline quality meets thin-film processing

Development of a-Si/c-Si heterojunctions for the i2-module concept: low-temperature passivation and emitter formation on wafers bonded to glass

Effect of an in-situ H2 plasma pretreatment on the minority carrier lifetime of a-Si:H(i) passivated crystalline silicon

Heterojunction interdigitated back-contact solar cells fabricated on wafer bonded to glass

High-quality epitaxial foils, obtained by a layer transfer process, for integration in back-contacted solar cells processed on glass

Improved surface cleaning by in situ hydrogen plasma for amorphous/crystalline silicon heterojunction solar cells

Improved surface cleaning by in-situ hydrogen plasma for amorphous/crystalline silicon heterojunction solar cells

Influence of substrate potential on a-Si:H passivation of Si foils bonded to glass

Large-area hybrid silicon heterojunction solar cells with Ni/Cu plated front contacts

Low-temperature emitter passivation for solar cells bonded to glass

Plasma silicone interaction during aSi:H deposition on solar cell wafers bonded to glass

Process development for heterojunction IBC cells on thin silicon foils bonded to glass

Process simplifications in large area hybrid silicon heterojunction solar cells

Progress in i-Module: Towards improved performance, reliability and module-level fabrication technologies for back-contact PV modules based on ultra-thin silicon solar cells

Role of hydrogen in the ordering of the a-Si:H films during and after the film growth. Enhancement of the passivation properties for solar cell application

Role of O2 radicals on silicone plasma treatments for surface passivation of wafers bonded to glass