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Crystal defects in solar cells produced by the method of thermomigration

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The results of studying the crystal structure of regions in silicon, recrystallized during the course of thermomigration of the liquid Si–Al zone in the volume of the silicon substrate, are… Click to show full abstract

The results of studying the crystal structure of regions in silicon, recrystallized during the course of thermomigration of the liquid Si–Al zone in the volume of the silicon substrate, are reported (similar regions doped with an acceptor impurity are used to obtain high-voltage solar cells). X-ray methods (including measurements of both diffraction-reflection curves and topograms) and also high-resolution electron microscopy indicate that single-crystal regions in the form of a series of thin strips or rectangular grids are formed as a result of the thermomigration of liquid zones. Dislocation half-loops are detected in the surface layers of the front and back surfaces of the substrate. {311}-type defects are observed in the recrystallized regions.

Keywords: cells produced; crystal defects; produced method; thermomigration; defects solar; solar cells

Journal Title: Semiconductors
Year Published: 2017

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