Lecture

Microcrystalline Silicon: Properties and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the properties and applications of microcrystalline silicon, a material with high conductivity and low activation energy, different from amorphous silicon. Topics include deposition models, structure, Raman effect characterization, deposition conditions, crystallinity evolution, conductivity, Hall effect, absorption coefficient, and contact formation in HIT solar cells.

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