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Crystallization Behavior of Solution-Processed CIGSe Thin Film Semiconductor by Stepwise Annealing Process

Title
Crystallization Behavior of Solution-Processed CIGSe Thin Film Semiconductor by Stepwise Annealing Process
Author(s)
Park, MS[Park, Mi Sun]Sung, SJ[Sung, Shi-Joon]Kim, DH[Kim, Dae-Hwan]
DGIST Authors
Park, MS[Park, Mi Sun]Kim, DH[Kim, Dae-Hwan]
Issued Date
2015-03
Type
Article
Article Type
Article
Subject
CrystallizationCrystallization BehaviorCuinXGa1-XSe2CuInxGa1-xSe2Electronic MaterialElectronic MaterialsFilm PreparationGrain GrowthPhotoelectron ConversionPolycrystalline StructureSelenizationSelenization TemperaturesSemiconducting Selenium CompoundsSolar CellSolar CellsThin-FilmsThin FilmThin Film Semiconductors
ISSN
1533-4880
Abstract
CuInXGa1-XSe2 (CIGS) thin films were prepared by a solution-based CuInGa (CIG) precursor-selenization process. First, we investigated the effect of selenization temperature on the formation of polycrystalline CIGS and grain growth. The CIG precursor films were selenized using a two-step process to investigate the reaction of Se and CIG precursors during the formation of CIGS thin films. Depending on the temperature in the 1st step of the selenization process, the CIG precursor forms a different intermediate phase between the single phase to ternary phase such as Cu, Se, CuSe, InSe, and CuInSe2. In addition, the intermediate phase exerts a significant influence on the final phase obtained after the 2nd step of the selenization process, particularly with regard to characteristics such as polycrystalline structure and grain growth in the CIGS films. The photoelectron conversion efficiency of devices prepared using CIGS thin films was approximately 1.59-2.75%. Copyright © 2015 American Scientific Publishers
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11750/2924
DOI
10.1166/jnn.2015.10269
Publisher
American Scientific Publishers
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