Bingfei Dou
Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Journal of Applied Physics | 2013
Bingfei Dou; Rui Jia; Yun Sun; Haofeng Li; Chen Chen; Zhi Jin; Xinyu Liu
In the work, the surface recombination of silicon nanostructures was investigated. Silicon nanostructures were synthesized using technique of silver catalyzed chemical wet etching, and the passivation layers of SiNx and Al2O3 were deposited on the samples. The thermal atomic layer deposited Al2O3 can conformally cover the rough surface and reduce the defect density of the nanostructures. Moreover, the negative fixed charge in Al2O3 layer introduces the surface field effect passivation. The lifetime measurement result indicates that Al2O3 layers offer much better passivation effect on the silicon nanostructure surface than SiNx layers. The silicon nano-textured solar cells with SiNx and Al2O3 passivation layers were manufactured and measured. The results show that the enhanced solar cell performance was achieved by Al2O3 passivation.
Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology. B. Nanotechnology and Microelectronics: Materials, Processing, Measurement, and Phenomena | 2012
Bingfei Dou; Rui Jia; Haofeng Li; Chen Chen; Yanlong Meng; Wuchang Ding; Xinyu Liu; Tianchun Ye; Yunfeng Wang
A two-step maskless method was used to synthesize silicon nanostructures. In the first step, silver nanoparticles were formed through rapid thermal annealing of silver thin films. The temperature, duration of annealing, and initial thickness of the silver film jointly determined the distribution and diameter of silver particles. In the next step, silicon nanostructures were created using silver catalyzed etching in HF/H2O2. The experiment confirmed that the final sizes of the nanostructures corresponded to the diameters of the silver particles. Further, silicon nanostructure-textured solar cells were manufactured and tested. The surface-reflection ratio of the cells can be decreased to 5% in the 300–1000 nm wavelength range. The current-voltage and quantum efficiency measurements also reveal that silicon nanostructure-textured solar cells exhibit considerable light trapping enhancement. The results also indicate that effective passivation and electrode contact are important for those cells.
Applied Physics Letters | 2012
Bingfei Dou; Rui Jia; Haofeng Li; Chen Chen; Wuchang Ding; Yanlong Meng; Zhao Xing; Xinyu Liu; Tianchun Ye
Solar Energy | 2015
Zezeng Feng; Rui Jia; Bingfei Dou; Haofeng Li; Zhi Jin; Xinyu Liu; Feng Li; Wei Zhang; Chenyang Wu
Solar Energy | 2013
Bingfei Dou; Rui Jia; Haofeng Li; Chen Chen; Yun Sun; Yue Zhang; Wuchang Ding; Yanlong Meng; Xinyu Liu; Tianchun Ye
Journal of Physics D | 2013
Bingfei Dou; Rui Jia; Haofeng Li; Chen Chen; Wuchang Ding; Yanlong Meng; Xinyu Liu; Tianchun Ye
Archive | 2012
Rui Jia; Bingfei Dou; Chen Chen; Haofeng Li; Zhi Jin; Xinyu Liu
Applied Physics Letters | 2015
Zezeng Feng; Rui Jia; Bingfei Dou; Haofeng Li; Zhi Jin; Xinyu Liu; Feng Li; Wei Zhang; Chenyang Wu
Solar Energy | 2014
Bingfei Dou; Rui Jia; Haofeng Li; Chen Chen; Zhi Jin; Xinyu Liu; Xiaoqian Xu
Archive | 2011
Rui Jia; Bingfei Dou; Huihui Yue; Chen Chen; Haofeng Li; Xinyu Liu