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Controlling the optical performance of transparent conducting oxides using direct laser interference patterning

Berger et al., 2016

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8520129573635404699
Author
Berger J
Roch T
Correia S
Eberhardt J
Lasagni A
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Thin Solid Films

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In this study, a laser based process called Direct Laser Interference Patterning (DLIP) was used to fabricate micro-textured boron doped zinc oxide (ZnO: B) thin films to be used as electrodes in thin-film silicon solar cells. First, the ablation thresholds of the ZnO: B film were …
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