Nuclear probes in the materials science of solar cells
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We present background material about solar cells and the copper-indium-sulphur system and then discuss three important processes for the production of CuInS2 solar-cell material. These include: sulphurization of metallic copper-indium precursors, physical vapour deposition of the elements, and three-source molecular beam deposition. Usingγγ perturbed angular correlations with the111In-111Cd probe, we are able to identify the indium-containing phases of the system and thus to characterize the cited production processes. The prospects of nuclear probe methods in the development of solar-cell materials are discussed.
DOI: 10.1007/BF02150179
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