An Optimized Etching Process for Si Solar Cell Substrates to Control the Reflectance

来源 :2011年第三届微电子及等离子体技术国际会议 | 被引量 : 0次 | 上传用户:hlp2009
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A wet-chemical etching technique has been used to prepare silicon arrays.The low reflectance has been identified as being potentially interesting for photovoltaic applications when using the respective material as an antireflective coating.However,the damage due to sawing and contaminated particles generated from sludge during Si ingot cutting can cause adverse effect on the surface reflectance of the wafer.
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