The current state of thin film heterojunction solar cells based on cuprous oxide (Cu2O),
cupric oxide (CuO) and copper (III) oxide (Cu4O3) is reviewed. These p-type …

Inorganic CdTe and FeSi 2-based solar cells have recently drawn a lot of attention because
they offer superior thermal stability and good optoelectronic properties compared to …

Recently, most of the researchers are showing their interest on Iron di-silicide (FeSi 2) based
solar cell because, it is an excellent and promising light absorbing material for solar cell …

Researchers are currently focusing on Silicon (Si)-based solar cells due to their outstanding
semiconductor properties. This study aims to enhance the performance of a new Si based …

Herein, three novel third‐generation (3G) solar cells: n‐Si/p‐FeSi2/p+‐Si, n‐Si/p‐FeSi2/p+‐
BaSi2, and n‐CdS/p‐FeSi2/p+‐BaSi2 based on the orthorhombic iron disilicide (β‐FeSi2) …

The potential of titanium (Ti) incorporation into cupric oxide (CuO) is demonstrated. The
optical, electrical, microstructural, material quality, chemical composition, surface …

The primary aim of this work is to investigate the use iron di‐silicide (FeSi2) as a photoactive
layer in order to achieve superior performance in the solar cell architecture …

This critical review surveys β-FeSi2 research over the years with focus on reviewing recent
development in β-FeSi2-based light emitting diodes (LEDs). Based on theoretical analyses …

Heterojunction solar cells of p‐type cupric oxide (CuO) and n‐type silicon (Si), p‐CuO/n‐Si,
have been fabricated using conventional sputter and rapid thermal annealing techniques …

A multijunction or tandem technique comprising a wide bandgap top cell and a narrow
bandgap bottom cell may be a major step** stone in an attempt to obtain high-efficiency …