Chemical kinetics and equilibrium analysis of I-III-VI films
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- 8115, 6855N, 8460J, Etude expérimentale, Méthode mesure, Etude théorique, Couche mince, Cuivre composé, Indium composé, Sulfure, Séléniure, Dépôt, Composition chimique, Cinétique chimique, Thermodynamique, Cellule solaire, Soufre composé, Sélénium composé, Dépôt phase vapeur, Analyse chimique, Réaction chimique, Cinétique réaction.
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- Chemical analysis, Chemical composition, Chemical reaction kinetics, Chemical reactions, Copper compounds, Deposition, Experimental study, Indium compounds, Measuring methods, Reaction kinetics, Selenides, Selenium compounds, Solar cells, Sulfides, Sulfur compounds, Theoretical study, Thermodynamics, Thin films, Vapor deposition.
Abstract
Preliminary results are presented on the growth and characterization of Cu-In-Se-S thin films formed by reaction of Cu-In layers with a H2Se/H2S gas mixture. The approach was to first develop a process to grow device quality CuInS2 films by reaction of a Cu-In layer in H2S. This process was then modified to form alloyed CuIn(Se,S)2 films. A quantitative model for the reaction of Cu-In films in a CVD reactor with a mixed H2S-H2Se flowing gas was developed and verified. The composition of the CuIn(Se,S)2 film can be controlled by the concentration H2Se+H2S and/or Se2+S2 in the gas phase. Graded films can be made by annealing either CuInSe2 or CuInS2 films in a controlled Se and/or S containing atmosphere. Expanding this to include Ga in the films will provide a basis for engineering film compositions and bandgaps. © 1999 American Institute of Physics.
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films. A quantitative model for the reaction of Cu-In films in a CVD reactor with a mixed H<sub>2</sub>
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Se flowing gas was developed and verified. The composition of the CuIn(Se,S)<sub>2</sub>
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Se+H<sub>2</sub>
S and/or Se<sub>2</sub>
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in the gas phase. Graded films can be made by annealing either CuInSe<sub>2</sub>
or CuInS<sub>2</sub>
films in a controlled Se and/or S containing atmosphere. Expanding this to include Ga in the films will provide a basis for engineering film compositions and bandgaps. © 1999 American Institute of Physics.</div>
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