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ARCPHOTOVOLTAICSCENTRE OFEXCELLENCE2010/11ANNUAL REPORTSimulated Voc <strong>of</strong> a poly-Si solarcell (2.2 µm thick n-type absorber,Jsc 27 mA/cm 2 ) in which bothshallow bands recombination anddeep level recombination at grainboundaries (with electrostaticfluctuations) occur.Figure 4.4.1.38The effect <strong>of</strong> recombination via deep levelsat charged defects is to place an upperlimit on the minority carrier lifetime (thusthe cell Voc). Figure 4.4.1.38 shows Vocsimulation results <strong>of</strong> poly-Si solar cellswhere two recombination processes inthe absorber, both via shallow bands andvia deep levels, taking place in parallel.Above 1x10 16 cm -3 doping, the Voc is fairlyconstant and approaches the 485 mVlimit corresponding to the case whereonly shallow band recombination occurs.Below 1x10 16 cm -3 doping, deep levelrecombination becomes influential to thedevice performance eroding the Voc by about 21mV when the doping reaches 1x10 15 cm -3 . Thus, inthe practically significant dopant concentrationrange <strong>of</strong> 5x10 15 ~5x10 16 cm -3 , an immediatechallenge to consistently raising the Voc above 500mV is to reduce the dislocation density to belowthe 1x10 9 cm -2 level. If and when this is achievedthe next step to even higher Voc is minimisation <strong>of</strong>charged defects likely associated with impurities.4.4.1.11 References4.4.1.1 M.A. Green, “Polycrystalline silicon on glassfor thin-film solar cells”, Applied Physics A: 96,p. 153, 2009.4.4.1.2 A. G. Aberle, “Fabrication and characterisation <strong>of</strong>crystalline silicon thin-film materials for solar cells”,Thin Solid Films, 26, p. 511, 2006.4.4.1.3 P. A. Basore, Proceedings <strong>of</strong> the 21st EUPVSEC, p.544, Dresden, Germany, 2006.4.4.1.4 M. Keevers, T.L. Young, U. Schubert, R. Evans,R.J. Egan and M.A. Green, “10% Efficient Csgminimodules:, Proceedings <strong>of</strong> the 22nd EUPVSEC,p. 1783, Milan, Italy, 2007.4.4.1.5 G. Jin, P. I. Widenborg, P. Campbell, S. Varlamov,“Lambertian matched absorption enhancementin pecvd poly-Si thin film on aluminiuminduced textured glass superstrates for solar cellapplications”, Progress in Photovoltaics: Researchand Application, 2010, v. 18, pp. 482-589.4.4.1.6 Z. Ouyang, S. Pillai, F. Beck, O. Kunz, S. Varlamov, K.R. Catchpole, P. Campbell, M. A. Green, “EffectiveLight Trapping in Polycrystalline Silicon Thin-filmSolar Cells by Means <strong>of</strong> Rear Localised SurfacePlasmons”, Appl. Phys. Lett., 2010, v. 96, 261109.4.4.1.7 P. I. Widenborg, G. Jin, P. J. Gress, and S. Varlamov,“High rate 13.56MHz PECVD a-Si:H depositions forSPC poly-Si thin film solar cells”, Proceedings <strong>of</strong> the24th EUPVSEC, Hamburg, 2009.4.4.1.8 Z. Ouyang, O. Kunz, A. B. Sproul, S. Varlamov,“Influence <strong>of</strong> the absorber doping for p-typeevaporated polycrystalline silicon thin-film solarcells on glass, J. Appl. Phys., 2011, 109, 060104.4.4.1.9 P.J. Gress, P.I. Widenborg, S. Varlamov, A.G. Aberle,Wire bonding as a cell interconnection techniquefor polycrystalline silicon thin-film solar cells onglass”, Progress in Photovoltaics: Research andApplications, 2010, v. 18, pp. 221-228.4.4.1.10 P.I. Widenborg, N. Chuangsuwanich, A.G. Aberle,Glass texturing, Patent AU2004228064A1.4.4.1.11 P.I. Widenborg, A.G. Aberle, “PolycrystallineSilicon Thin-Film Solar Cells on AIT-Textured GlassSuperstrates”, Advances in Optoelectronics, 2007,article ID 24584.4.4.1.12 P.I. Widenborg, S.V. Chan, T. Walsh, and A.G. Aberle,“Thin-Film Poly-Si Solar Cells on AIT-textured Glass– Importance <strong>of</strong> the Rear Reflector”, Proceedings <strong>of</strong>the 33rd IEEE PVSC, San-Diego, 2008.4.4.1.13 O. Kunz, Z. Ouyang, S. Varlamov, and A.G. Aberle,“5% efficient evaporated solid-phase crystallisedpolycrystalline silicon thin-film solar cells”, Progressin Photovoltaics: Research and Applications, v. 17,p. 567, 2009.4.4.1.14 O. Kunz, Z. Ouyang, J. Wong, and A.G. Aberle,“Advances in evaporated solid-phasecrystallizedpoly-Si thin-film solar cells on glass(EVA)”, Advances in Optoelectronics, 2008,article ID 532351.4.4.1.15 O. Kunz, J. Wong, J. Janssens, J. Bauer, O.Breitenstein, A.G. Aberle, “Shunting Problems Dueto Sub-Micron Pinholes in Evaporated Solid-PhaseCrystallised Poly-Si Thin-Film Solar Cells on Glass”,Progress in Photovoltaics, 2009, v. 17, pp.35-46.4.4.1.16 H. Cui, G. Jin, M. Wolf, P. Campbell, M. Geen,“Enhanced Absorption <strong>of</strong> SPC Poly-Si Thin Filmson Aluminium Induced Textured (AIT) Glass withSubmicron Texture Feature Size”, Proceedings <strong>of</strong>the 25th EUPVSEC, Valencia, Spain, 2010.4.4.1.17 S. Varlamov, Y. Tao, J. Wong, O. Kunz, R. Egan,“Crystallisation kinetics <strong>of</strong> e-beam evaporated Sifilms and its effects on poly-Si film and solar cellproperties”, 25th EUPVSEC, Valencia, Spain, 2010.4.4.1.18 Y. Tao, S. Varlamov, J. Wong, O. Kunz, R. Egan,“Effects <strong>of</strong> SPC temperature on properties <strong>of</strong>evaporated poly-si thin films and soalr cells”, 35thIEEE PVSC, Hawaii, USA, 2010.52

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