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Extremely thin absorber layer solar cells on zinc oxide nanorods by chemical spray

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Extremely thin absorber layer solar cells on zinc oxide nanorods by chemical spray

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Pascal (Inist)
- Cellule solaire, Oxyde de zinc, Nanobâtonnet, Pyrolyse, Sulfure d'indium, Couche mince, Cuivre, Indium, ZnO.
Wicri :
- concept : Cuivre.

English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Copper, Indium, Indium sulfide, Nanorod, Pyrolysis, Solar cell, Thin film, Zinc oxide.

Abstract

ZnO_rod/In₂S₃/CuInS₂ type ETA-cells were prepared by in-line chemical spray pyrolysis method. Effects of buffer layer thickness and ZnO nanorod length (500-1000 nm) were studied by means of SEM, I-V dependencies and EQE spectra. Conformal layer of In₂S₃, obtained by spray of solution with pH=4.8, effectively protects ZnO nanorods from dissolution during the spray of acidic solutions. Increasing In₂S₃ layer thickness reduces fluctuations of the cell output parameters, and increases V_oc and FF; however, at certain thickness induces losses due to light absorption. The highest conversion efficiency 4.17% at AM1.5 was recorded from small contact area of the cell based on rods with length of 600 nm. Perspectives for further development are discussed.

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Extremely thin absorber layer solar cells on zinc oxide nanorods by chemical spray

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