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Prospects and challenges of perovskite type transparent conductive oxides in photovoltaic applications. Part II–Synthesis and deposition

Riza et al., 2016

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14450052564179630251
Author
Riza M
Ibrahim M
Ahamefula U
Teridi M
Ludin N
Sepeai S
Sopian K
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Solar Energy

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Perovskite structured materials are gaining recognisant due to some of its favorable properties. A perovskite can be made into a transparent conductive oxides (TCO) and with doped materials that reduce its resistivity while maintaining high transparency it. Perovskites …
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