Atomic layer deposition (ALD) is a vapor phase technique capable of producing thin films of
a variety of materials. Based on sequential, self-limiting reactions, ALD offers exceptional …

CZTSSe solar cells are considered to be potential and cost-effective alternative solutions to
mature photovoltaic technology for meeting future energy demands. However, the current …

This first comprehensive description of the most important material properties and device
aspects closes the gap between general books on solar cells and journal articles on …

Thin‐film solar cells are made by vapor deposition of Earth‐abundant materials: tin, zinc,
oxygen and sulfur. These solar cells had previously achieved an efficiency of about 2%, less …

The ability to grow perovskite solar cells in substrate configuration, where light enters the
devices from the film side, allows the use of non-transparent flexible polymer and metal …

The recent achievements of high-efficiency Cu (In, Ga) Se 2 heterojunction solar cells are
reviewed with a special focus on the understanding of the electronic transport properties of …

SnS is a promising earth-abundant material for photovoltaic applications. Heterojuction solar
cells were made by vapor deposition of p-type tin (II) sulfide, SnS, and n-type zinc oxysulfide …

A recent meeting of experts in kesterite, chalcopyrite, and related thin-film solar cell devices;
characterization; and modeling from industry, academia, and national labs identified high …

A simple analytical theory is presented to explain the measured roll over and cross over
behaviour of the IV characteristics of thin film CdTe solar cells. It involves a classical …

New types of thin film solar cells made from earth-abundant, non-toxic materials and with
adequate physical properties such as band-gap energy, large absorption coefficient and p …