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Sputtered of ZnO:Al thin Films for Application in Photovoltaic Solar Cells
Journal Title Advances in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Journal Abbreviation AEEE
Publisher Group Technical University of Ostrava (VSB)
Website http://advances.utc.sk/index.php/AEEE
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Title Sputtered of ZnO:Al thin Films for Application in Photovoltaic Solar Cells
Authors Novotny, Ivan; Tvarozek, Vladimir; Flickyngerova, Sona; Rehakova, Anna
Abstract High transparent and conductive, aluminium - doped zinc oxide thin films (ZnO:Al), were prepared by radio –frequency (RF) diode sputtering from ZnO+2 wt. % Al2O3 target on Eutal glass substrates. Surfaces of the samples weretreated by various technological steps during preparation. The ion bombardment and the substrate temperature modified theirstructure, surface morphology, electrical and optical parameters. In this work we present changes between samples preparedat room temperature (RT) and at 200°C, between samples on ion etched substrate and non-modified substrate, and effect ofion etching of the sample surface. We measured transmittance, resistivity and microroughness by AFM on all samples.
Publisher Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Date 2011-06-17
Source Advances in Electrical and Electronic Engineering Vol 7, No 1 - 2 (2008): March - June
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