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Development of a new heterojunction structure (ACJ ‐HIT) and its application to polycrystalline silicon solar cells
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EngineeringConversion EfficiencySemiconductor MaterialsOptoelectronic DevicesPhotovoltaic DevicesPhotovoltaic SystemPhotovoltaicsSemiconductorsElectronic DevicesSolar Cell StructuresAcj ‐HitCompound SemiconductorSolar Energy UtilisationMaterials ScienceSolar Physics (Heliophysics)Electrical EngineeringSolar PowerNew Heterojunction StructureIntrinsic Thin LayerSolar Physics (Solar Energy Conversion)Perovskite Solar CellApplied PhysicsSilicon Solar CellsSolar CellsHydrogen Plasma PassivationSolar Cell Materials
Abstract A new solar cell structure named HIT (Heterojunction with Intrinsic Thin layer) has been developed based on new artificially constructed junction (ACJ) technology. In this structure a non‐doped a‐Si thin layer was inserted between the p(a‐Si)/n(c‐Si) heterojunction, improving the output characteristics and achieving a conversion efficiency of 18.1%. This structure was applied to cast polycrystalline silicon solar cells of a practical size. A high conversion efficeincy of 13.6% was obtained with a cell size of 10 cm × 10 cm using various technologies, including hydrogen plasma passivation.
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