Advanced Characterization Techniques for Thin Film Solar Cells 2e

Gebonden Engels 2016 9783527339921
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The book focuses on advanced characterization methods for thin–film solar cells that have proven their relevance both for academic and corporate photovoltaic research and development. After an introduction to thin–film photovoltaics, highly experienced experts report on device and materials characterization methods such as electroluminescence analysis, capacitance spectroscopy, and various microscopy methods. In the final part of the book simulation techniques are presented which are used for ab–initio calculations of relevant semiconductors and for device simulations in 1D, 2D and 3D.

Building on a proven concept, this new edition also covers thermography, transient optoelectronic methods, and absorption and photocurrent spectroscopy.

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ISBN13:9783527339921
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:gebonden
Aantal pagina's:760

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PART I. Introduction
<br />
<br /> INTRODUCTION TO THIN–FILM PHOTOVOLTAICS
<br /> Introduction
<br /> The Photovoltaic Principle
<br /> Functional Layers in Thin–Film Solar Cells
<br /> Comjparison of Various Thin–Film Solar–Cell Types
<br /> Conclusions
<br />
<br /> PART II. Device Characterization
<br />
<br /> FUNDAMENTAL ELECTRICAL CHARACTERIZATIONS OF THIN–FILM SOLAR CELLS
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Current/Voltage Curves
<br /> Quantum–Efficiency Measurements
<br />
<br /> ELECTROLUMINESCENCE ANALYSIS OF SOLAR CELLS AND SOLAR MODULES
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Basics
<br /> Spectrally Resolved EL
<br /> Spatially Resolved EL of c–Si Solar Cells
<br /> EL Imaging of Thin–Film Solar Cells and Modules
<br /> Electromodulated Luminescence under Illumination
<br />
<br /> CAPACITANCE SPECTROSCOPY OF THIN–FILM SOLAR CELLS
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Admittance Basics
<br /> Sample Requirements
<br /> Instrumentation
<br /> CV Profiling and the Depletion Approximation
<br /> Admittance Response of Deep States
<br /> The Influence of Deep States on CV Profiles
<br /> Deep–Level Transient Spectroscopy
<br /> Admittance Spectroscopy
<br /> Drive–Level Capacitance Profiling
<br /> Photocapacitance
<br /> The Meyer–Neldel Rule
<br /> Spatial Inhomogeneities and Interface States
<br /> Metastability
<br />
<br /> TIME–OF–FLIGHT ANALYSIS
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Fundamentals of TOF Measurements
<br /> Experimental Details
<br /> Analysis of TOF Results
<br />
<br /> TRANSIENT OPTOELECTRONIC CHARACTERIZATION OF THIN–FILM SOLAR CELLS
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Measurement Setup
<br /> Charge Extraction and Transient Photovoltage
<br /> CE with Linearly Increased Voltage
<br /> Time–Delayed Collection Field Method
<br />
<br /> STEADY–STATE PHOTOCARRIER GRATING METHOD
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Basic Analysis of SSPG and Photocurrent Response
<br /> Experimental Setup
<br /> Data Analysis
<br /> Results
<br /> DOS Determination
<br /> Data Collection by Automization and Combination with other Experiments
<br /> Summary
<br />
<br /> PART III. Materials Characterization
<br />
<br /> ABSORPTION AND PHOTOCURRENT SPECTROSCOPY WITH HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Photothermal Deflection Spectroscopy
<br /> Fourier Transform Photocurrent Spectroscopy
<br />
<br /> SPECTROSCOPIC ELLIPSOMETRY
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Theory
<br /> Ellipsometry Instrumentation
<br /> Data Analysis
<br /> Spectroscopic Ellipsometry forThin–Film Photovoltaics
<br /> Summary and Outlook
<br />
<br /> CHARACTERIZING THE LIGHT–TRAPPING PROPERTIES OF TEXTURED SURFACES WITH SCANNING NEAR–FIELD OPTICAL MICROSCOPY
<br /> Introduction
<br /> How Does a Scanning Near–Field Optical Microscope Work?
<br /> The Role of Evanescent Modes for Light Trapping
<br /> Analysis of Scanning Near–Field Optical Microscopy Images by Fast Fourier Transformation
<br /> Investigation of Individua lWaveguide Modes
<br /> Light Propagation inThin–Film Solar Cells Investigated with Dual–Probe SNOM
<br /> Conclusion
<br />
<br /> PHOTOLUMINESCENCE ANALYSIS OF THIN–FILM SOLAR CELLS
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Experimental Issues
<br /> Basic Transitions
<br /> Case Studies
<br />
<br /> ELECTRON–SPIN RESONANCE (ESR) IN HYDROGENATED AMORPHOUS SILICON (a–Si:H)
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Basics of ESR
<br /> How to Measure ESR
<br /> The g Tensor and Hyperfine Interaction in Disordered Solids
<br /> Discussion of Selected Results
<br /> Alternative ESR Detection
<br /> Concluding Remarks
<br />
<br /> SCANNING PROBE MICROSCOPY ON INORGANIC THIN FILMS FOR SOLAR CELLS
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Experimental Background
<br /> Selected Applications
<br /> Summary
<br />
<br /> ELECTRON MICROSCOPY ON THIN FILMS FOR SOLAR CELLS
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Scanning Electron Microscopy
<br /> Transmission Electron Microscopy
<br /> Sample Preparation Techniques
<br />
<br /> X–RAY AND NEUTRON DIFFRACTION ON MATERIALS FOR THIN–FILM SOLAR CELLS
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Diffraction of X–Rays and Neutron by Matter
<br /> Grazing Incidence X–Ray Diffraction (GIXRD)
<br /> Neutron Diffraction of Absorber Materials for Thin–Film Solar Cells
<br /> Anomalous Scattering of Synchrotron X–Rays
<br />
<br /> IN SITU REAL–TIME CHARACTERIZATION OF THIN–FILM GROWTH
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Real–Time In Situ Characterization Techniques for Thin–Film Growth
<br /> X–Ray Methods for Real–Time Growth Analysis
<br /> Light Scattering and Reflection
<br /> Summary
<br />
<br /> RAMAN–SPECTROSCOPY ON THIN FILMS FOR SOLAR CELLS
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Fundamentals of Raman Spectroscopy
<br /> Vibrational Modes in Crystalline Materials
<br /> Experimental Considerations
<br /> Characterization of Thin–Film Photovoltaic Materials
<br /> Conclusions
<br />
<br /> SOFT X–RAY AND ELECTRON SPECTROSCOPY: A UNIQUE "TOOL CHEST" TO CHARACTERIZE THE CHEMICAL AND ELECTRONIC PROPERTIES OF SURFACES AND INTERFACES
<br /> Introduction
<br /> Charact

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