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High-efficiency microcrystalline silicon solar cells on honeycomb textured substrates grown with high-rate VHF plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition

Sai et al., 2015

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14102840755982162293
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Sai H
Maejima K
Matsui T
Koida T
Kondo M
Nakao S
Takeuchi Y
Katayama H
Yoshida I
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Japanese Journal of Applied Physics

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The potential of high-rate growth of high-quality microcrystalline silicon (µc-Si: H) films for solar cell applications is investigated by very high frequency plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (VHF-PECVD) under a high-pressure SiH 4 depletion condition. It is found …
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