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MATERIALS RESEARCH SOCIETYSYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS VOLUME 865

Thin-Film CompoundSemiconductor Photovoltaics

Symposium held March 29-April 1, 2005, San Francisco, California, U.S.A.

EDITORS:

William ShafarmanUniversity of Delaware

Newark, Delaware, U.S.A.

Timothy GessertNational Renewable Energy Laboratory

Golden Colorado, U.S.A.

Shigeru NikiNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science

and TechnologyTsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan

Susanne SiebentrittHahn-Meitner-Institut

Berlin, Germany

IMIR1S1Materials Research Society

Warrendale, Pennsylvania






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CONTENTS

Preface xv

Materials Research Society Symposium Proceedings xvi

OPTICAL CHARACTERIZATION

Multichannel Mueller Matrix Analysis of the Evolution ofSurface Roughness on Different In-Plane Scales DuringPolycrystalline Film Processing 3

Chi Chen, Christoph Ross, C.R. Wronski, and R.W. Collins

Real Time Analysis of Magnetron-Sputtered Thin-FilmCdTe by Multichannel Spectroscopic EUipsometry 9

Jian Li, Jie Chen, J.A. Zapien, N.J. Podraza, Chi Chen,J. Drayton, A. Vasko, A. Gupta, S.L. Wang, R.W. Collins,and A.D. Compaan

Effect of Cu Deficiency on CuIn!.xGaxSe2 and High-Efficiency Photovoltaic Solar Cells 15

Sung-Ho Han, Falah S. Hasoon, Joel W. Pankow,Allen M. Hermann, and Dean H. Levi

Analysis of Cu(InGa)Se2 Alloy Film Optical Properties andthe Effect of Cu Off-Stoichiometry 21

P.D. Paulson, S.H. Stephens, and W.N. Shafarman

Sub-Micron Optoelectronic Properties of PolycrystallineSolar Cell Materials 27

S. Smith, R. Dhere, T. Gessert, P. Stradins, T. Wang,K. Ramanathan, R. Noufi, and A. Mascarenhas

Electron Radiation Damage in Cu(In,Ga)Se2 AnalyzedIn Situ by Cathodoluminescence in a TransmissionElectron Microscope 33

Hanne Scheel, Gerhard Frank, Niels Ott, Wolfram Witte,and Horst P. Strunk






ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE

* Synchrotron-Based Spectroscopy for the Characterizationof Surfaces and Interfaces in Chalcopyrite Solar Cells 41

Iver Lauermann, Paul Pistor, Immo Kotschau, andMarcus Bar

* Band Structure Investigation of ChalcopyriteCuInSe2(001) by Angle-Resolved PhotoelectronSpectroscopy 53

Ralf Hunger and Christian Pettenkofer

DEFECTS AND IMPURITIES

A Comparison of In Situ As Doping With Ex Situ CdCl2

Ttreatment of CdTe Solar Cells 67Vincent Barrioz, Rachael L. Rowlands, Eurig W. Jones,Stuart J.C. Irvine, Guillaume Zoppi, and Ken Durose

STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION

* Glancing Incidence X-ray Diffraction of PolycrystallineThin Films 75

Brian E. McCandless

Cu K-Edge EXAFS Studies of CdCl2 Effects on CdTeSolar Cells 87

Xiangxin Liu, Alvin D. Compaan, and Jeff Terry

* Application of Advanced Microstructural and MicrochemicalMicroscopy Techniques to Chalcopyrite Solar Cells 93

Changhui Lei, Chun-Ming Li, Angus Rockett, I.M. Robertson,and W. Shafarman

The Structure and Passivation Effects of Double-PositioningTwin Boundaries in CdTe 105

Yanfa Yan, M.M. Al-Jassim, and K.M. Jones

* Invited Paper

VI






POSTER SESSION I

Photovoltaic Effect in the Anisotype GaSe-InSe HeterojunctionsUnderPressure 113

S.I. Drapak, M.O. Vorobets, and Z.D. Kovalyuk

Physical Vapor Deposition Synthesis of Cu3BiS3 for Applicationin Thin Film Photovoltaics 119

Nathan J. Gerein and Joel A. Haber

Highly Mismatched Alloys for Intermediate Band Solar Cells 125W. Walukiewicz, K.M. Yu, J. Wu, J.W. Ager III, W. Shan,M.A. Scrapulla, O.D. Dubon, and P. Becla

TEM Studies of High-Efficiency CdTe Solar Cells onCommercial Sn02/Soda-Lime Glass 131

Yanfa Yan, X. Wu, J. Zhou, and M.M. Al-Jassim

Defects and Interfaces in Cu(In,Ga)Se2-Based Thin-FilmSolar Cells With and Without Na Diffusion Barrier 137

Helge Heinrich, Sephalika Senapati, Shripad R. Kulkarni,Ankush R. Halbe, Dominik Rudmann, andAyodhya N. Tiwari

Structural Properties of Ag-Based Chalcopyrite CompoundThin Films for Solar Cells 143

Hiroki Ishizaki, Keiichiro Yamada, Ryouta Arai,Yasuyuki Kuromiya, Yukari Masatsugu,Naoomi Yamada, and Tokio Nakada

Photostimulated Changes of Electrical Characteristics ofAg/CdTe Thin Film Structures 149

T.D. Dzhafarov and M. Caliskan

Band Alignment at CdS/Wide-Band-Gap Cu(In,Ga)Se2

Hetero-Junction by Using PES/IPES 155S.H. Kong, H. Kashiwabara, K. Ohki, K. Itoh,T. Okuda, S. Niki, K. Sakurai, A. Yamada,S. Ishizuka, and N. Terada

Analysis of Proton Induced Defects in Cu(In,Ga)Se2

Thin-Film Solar Cells 161Shirou Kawakita, Mitsuru Imaizumi, Koichi Kibe,Shinichi Yoda, Takeshi Ohshima, Hisayoshi Itoh,and Masafumi Yamaguchi

VII






Built-in Potential and Open Circuit Voltage of HeterojunctionCuIni_xGaxSe2 Solar Cells 167

Akimasa Yamada, Koji Matsubara, Keiichiro Sakurai,Shogo Ishizuka, Hitoshi Tampo, Hajime Shibata,Tomoyuki Baba, Yasuyuki Kimura, Satoshi Nakamura,Hisayuki Nakanishi, and Shigeru Niki

Thin CuInS2 Films Prepared by MOMBE: Interface andSurface Properties 173

C. Pettenkofer, C. Lehmann, and W. Calvet

Band Offsets at the ZnSe/CuInS2 Interface 177O. Papathanasiou, S. Siebentritt, I. Lauermann, T. Hahn,H. Metzner, and M.Ch. Lux-Steiner

The Optical Properties of the Interface Layer in CdS-CdTeHeteroj unctions 183

Sergiu A. Vatavu

Nonequilibrium Charge Carrier Generation—RecombinationMechanisms in CdMnTe Thin Films 191

Iuliana M. Caraman, Sergiu A. Vatavu, Valentina Z. Nicorici,and Petru A. Gasin

Photoluminescence Studies on Cu and O Defects in Crystallineand Thin-Film CdTe 197

Caroline R. Corwine, Timothy A. Gessert, James R. Sites,Wyatt K. Metzger, Pat Dippo, Jingbo Li, Anna Duda, andGlenn Teeter

Photoluminescence From Ion Implanted CdTe Crystals 203Xiangxin Liu and A.D. Compaan

Effects of Ge-Implantation on the Photoluminescence ofCuGaSe2 Thin Films 209

Serge Doka, Marin Rusu, Alex Meeder, Ernest Arushanov,Norbert Fabre, Sebastian Fiechter, Thomas Schedel-Niedrig,and Martha Ch. Lux-Steiner

CELLO Measurements of CIGS and jicSi Solar Cells 215Stefan Mathijssen, Jiirgen Carstensen, Helmut Foil,Georg Voorwinden, and Helmut Stiebig

Conduction-Band-Offset Rule Governing J-V Distortion inCdS/CI(G)S Solar Cells 221

A. Kanevce, M. Gloeckler, A.O. Pudov, and J.R. Sites

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Open-Circuit Voltage Decay in CdTe/CdS Solar Cells 227Kent Price, Kevin Cooper, and Chris Lacy

Complex Defect Behavior in Cu(In,Ga)Se2 Solar CellsWith Different Gallium Content 231

Verena Mertens, Jtirgen Parisi, Robert Kniese,Marc Kontges, and Rolf Reineke-Koch

Investigating Minority-Carrier Traps in p-Type Cu(InGa)Se2

Using Deep Level Transient Spectroscopy 237Steven W. Johnston, Jehad A.M. AbuShama, andRommel Noufi

An Electron Paramagnetic Resonance and PhotoelectronSpectroscopy Study on the Native Oxidation of CuGaSe2 243

R. Wiirz, A. Meeder, D. Fuertes-Marron,Th. Schedel-Niedrig, and K. Lips

INTERFACES

* Interfaces in CdTe Solar Cells: From Idealized Conceptsto Technology 251

Wolfram Jaegermann, Andreas Klein, Jochen Fritsche,Daniel Kraft, and Bettina Spath

A Study of the Diffusion and pn-Junction Formation inCIGS Solar Cells Using EBIC and EDX Measurements 265

Shogo Ishizuka, Keiichiro Sakurai, Koji Matsubara,Akimasa Yamada, Minoru Yonemura, Shimpei Kuwamori,Satoshi Nakamura, Yasuyuki Kimura, Hisayuki Nakanishi,and Shigeru Niki

TCOsAND WINDOW LAYERS

Transparent Conducting Oxide Sculptured Thin Films forPhotovoltaic Applications 273

N.J. Podraza, Chi Chen, D. Sainju, O. Ezekoye, M.W. Horn,C.R. Wronski, and R.W. Collins

*Invited Paper

IX






Design of a Window Layer for Flexible Cu(In,Ga)Se2

Thin Film Solar Cell Devices 279Christian A. Kaufmann, Axel Neisser, Reiner Klenk,Roland Scheer, and Hans-Werner Schock

BACK CONTACTS

Dependence of the MoSe2 Formation on the Mo Orientationand the Na Concentration for Cu(In,Ga)Se2 Thin-Film SolarCells 287

Daniel Abou-Ras, Debashis Mukherji, Gernot Kostorz,David Bremaud, Marc Kalin, Dominik Rudmann,Max Dobeli, and Ayodhya N. Tiwari

Understanding Aniline Surface Treatment of CdTe 293Kevin D. Dobson, Stephanie A. Einstein,Daniel D. Sadowsky, Brian E. McCandless,and Robert W. Birkmire

p-ZnTe for Back Contacts to CdTe Thin Film Solar Cells 299Bettina Spath, Jochen Fritsche, Andreas Klein, andWolfram Jaegermann

GRAIN BOUNDARIES ANDINHOMOGENEITIES

* Physics of CdTe Photovoltaics: From Front to Back 307V.G. Karpov, Diana Shvydka, and Yann Roussillon

Two-Dimensional and Multi-Experimental Modeling ofPolycrystalline Cu(In,Ga)Se2 Solar Cells 319

W.K. Metzger, M. Gloeckler, and R.K. Ahrenkiel

PERFORMANCE OF SOLAR CELLS

* Novel Wide-Band-Gap Ag(InlxGax)Se2 Thin FilmSolar Cells 327

Tokio Nakada, Keiichiro Yamada, Ryota Arai,Hiroki Ishizaki, and Naoomi Yamada

*Invited Paper






Electronic Properties of Modified CuGaSe2 Solar Cells 335Jehad A. AbuShama, Steve W. Johnston,David L. Young, and Rommel Noufi

Effect of Zn and Mg Doping on CuInS Thin Films andSolar Cells 341

Tobias Enzenhofer, Thomas Unold, Roland Scheer,and Hans-Werner Schock

High-Efficiency CdTe Polycrystalline Thin-Film SolarCells With an Ultra-Thin CuxTe Transparent Back-Contact 347

X. Wu, J. Zhou, A. Duda, J.C. Keane, T.A. Gessert,Y. Yan, and R. Noufi

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERIZATION

Current Transients in CdS/CdTe Solar Cells 355Alan Fahrenbruch

Spatial and Temporal Variations in Electronic TransportThrough a CdTe-Based Schottky Barrier 361

Diana Shvydka, V. Parikh, V.G. Karpov, and A.D. Compaan

Influence of Traps on Carrier Concentration ProfilesMeasured by Capacitance-Voltage and Drive LevelProfiling in CIGSe-Based Heterojunctions 367

P. Zabierowski, M. Cwil, and M. Edoff

Detailed Study of Metastable Effects in the Cu(InGa)Se2

Alloys: Test of Defect Creation Models 373JinWoo Lee, Jennifer T. Heath, J. David Cohen, andWilliam N. Shafarman

POSTER SESSION II

Simulation of Polycrystalline Cu(In,Ga)Se2 Solar Cells inTwo Dimensions 381

Markus Gloeckler, Wyatt K. Metzger, and James R. Sites

Optimization of RF-Sputtered ITO Films for High NIRTransparency at Low Deposition Temperature 387

J. Zhou, X. Wu, T.A. Gessert, Y. Yan, G. Teeter, andH.R. Moutinho

XI






Wide-Gap CIGS Solar Cells With Zn^yMgyO TransparentConducting Film 393

K. Matsubara, A. Yamada, S. Ishizuka, K. Sakurai, H. Tampo,Y. Kimura, S. Nakamura, M. Yonemura, H. Nakanishi, andS. Niki

Structural, Optical and Electrical Properties of TransparentConducting CuInO2 Thin Films Prepared by RF Sputtering 399

Bin Yang, Yunbin He, Angalika Polity, and Bruno K. Meyer

Transparent ZnTe:Cu Contacts for Bifacial Characterizationof CdTe Solar Cells 405

Darshini Desai, Steven Hegedus, Brian McCandless, andDaniel Ryan

Does CdTe Deposition Affect the Impurity Profile inSputtered CdS Window Layers? 411

Mahieddine Emziane, Ken Durose, Douglas P. Halliday,Alessio Bosio, and Nicola Romeo

Properties of Cu(In,Ga)Se2:Fe Thin Films For Solar Cells 417Keiichiro Sakurai, Hajime Shibata, Satoshi Nakamura,Minoru Yonemura, Shinpei Kuwamori, Yasuyuki Kimura,Shogo Ishizuka, Akimasa Yamada, Koji Matsubara,Hisayuki Nakanishi, and Shigeru Niki

Effect of Stresses in Molybdenum Back Contact Film onProperties of CIGSS Absorber Layer 423

Ankur A. Kadam, Anant H. Jahagirdar, andNeelkanth G. Dhere

Growth Mechanisms of Electrodeposited CuInSe2 andCu(In,Ga)Se2 Determined by Cyclic Voltammetry 431

M. Estela Calixto, Kevin D. Dobson, Brian E. McCandless,and Robert W. Birkmire

Performance of CuGaSe2 Solar Cells Grown ByCo-Evaporation Process 437

Jae Ho Yun, R.B.V. Chalapathy, Seok Ki Kim,Jeong Chul Lee, Jinsoo Song, and Kyung Hoon Yoon

Solar Cells Prepared With Spray-ILGAR Indium SulfideBuffer Layers on Cu(In,Ga)Se2 Absorbers 443

Nicholas A. Allsop, Christian A. Kaufmann,Axel Neisser, Marin Rusu, Andreas Hansel,Martha C. Lux-Steiner, and Christian-H. Fischer

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High-Efficient ZnO/PVD-CdS/Cu(In,Ga)Se2 Thin FilmSolar Cells: Formation of the Buffer-Absorber Interfaceand Transport Properties 449

Marin Rusu, Thilo Glatzel, Christian A. Kaufmann,Axel Neisser, Susanne Siebentritt, Sascha Sadewasser,Thomas Schedel-Niedrig, and Martha Ch. Lux-Steiner

Formation and Characterization of the CuIn(S,Se)2/BufferLayer Interface in Electrodeposited Solar Cells 457

N. Naghavi, C. Hubert, O. Roussel, L. Sapin, M. Lamirand,J.F. Guillemoles, D. Lincot, J. Kessler, and O. Kerrec

Growth of CuInSe2 Monograin Powders With DifferentCompositions 463

Marit Kauk, Mare Altosaar, Jaan Raudoja, Kristi Timmo,Maarja Grossberg, Tiit Varema, and Enn Mellikov

Rapid Thermal Annealing on Cu(In,Ga)Se2 Films andSolar Cells 471

Xuege Wang, Sheng S. Li, V. Craciun, S. Yoon,J.M. Howard, S. Easwaran, O. Manasreh,O.D. Crisalle, and TJ. Anderson

Large Area Cu(In,Ga)Se2 Films and Devices on FlexibleSubstrates Made by Sputtering 477

Dennis R. Hollars, Randy Dorn, P.D. Paulson,Jochen Titus, and Robert Zubeck

CdSe Thin Film Preparation by Unipolar Current PulseElectrodeposition Technique 483

Kiran Jain, N. Karar, and H. Chandra

SOLAR CELL TECHNOLOGY

Flexible, Monolithically Integrated Cu(In,Ga)Se2

Thin-Film Solar Modules 491Dirk Herrmann, Friedrich Kessler, Ulf Klemm,Robert Kniese, Theresa Magorian Friedlmeier,Stefanie Spiering, Wolfram Witte, and Michael Powalla

* In Situ Sensors for CIGS Deposition and Manufacture 499I.L. Repins, N. Gomez, L. Simpson, and B. Joshi

*Invited Paper

Xlll






WIDE GAP CHALCOPYRITES

Band Gap and Interface Engineering of Wide GapCu-Containing Chalcopyrite Absorbers by Dry(In,Ga)-S Surface Treatments 513

David Fuertes Marron, Sebastian Lehmann,Thomas Schedel-Niedrig, Joachim Klaer,Reiner Klenk, and Martha Ch. Lux-Steiner

Characterization of the Electronic Properties of WideBandgap CuIn(SeS)2 Alloys 519

Adam F. Halverson, Peter T. Erslev, Jin Woo Lee,J. David Cohen, and William N. Shafarman

Band Gap Fluctuations in Cu(In,Ga)Se2 Thin Films 525Julian Mattheis, Thomas Schlenker, Martin Bogicevic,Uwe Rau, and Jtirgen H. Werner

Optical, Structural and Electronic Properties of CuInS2

Solar Cells Deposited by Reactive Magnetron Sputtering 531T. Unold, T. Enzenhofer, and K. Ellmer

Author Index 537

Subject Index 541

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PREFACE

Thin-film photovoltaics have demonstrated efficiencies approaching 20% and are leadingcandidates to provide low cost renewable energy due to potential advantages in manufacturingand materials costs. Symposium F, "Thin-Film Compound Semiconductor Photovoltaics," heldMarch 29-April 1 at the 2005 MRS Spring Meeting in San Francisco, California, focused onchalcogenide semiconductors such as Cu(InGa)(SeS)2, CdTe, and CdS, on transparent conductingoxides, and on photovoltaic devices using these materials. This volume contains papers presentedat that symposium.

The symposium included three and a half days of oral sessions and two evening postersessions, and this volume is organized according to the program sessions. The symposium includedthirteen invited papers which reviewed critical areas of research on these materials and devices andpresent some particularly exciting new results. The application of recent advances in materialscharacterization to compound semiconductor thin films was a theme throughout the symposium.Particular highlights included results obtained with photoelectron spectroscopy, high resolutiontransmission electron microscopy, atomic probe techniques, and spectroscopic ellipsometry onthese materials which provide new insights into surface, grain boundary and bulk properties.Several papers also presented results on new materials including different alloys of CuInSe2 andCdTe.

The symposium included two discussion sessions. The first was "Back contacts: Are they thekey to improved Cu(InGa)Se2 and CdTe solar cells?" There was general agreement that thecontacts are controlled by interfacial layers but the effects on film growth and devices are stillpoorly understood. The second discussion was "Critical issues for thin film polycrystalline PV:What do we have and where are we going?" A lively session was dominated by efforts to definethe relative value of fundamental and more applied research for helping a nascent PV industry.

A highlight of the symposium for many of its students and new researchers was the YoungScientist Tutorial on Characterization Techniques for Thin-Film Solar Cells with instructorsD. Abou-Ras, X. Liu, J. Heath, and T. Rissom. This tutorial focused on fundamentals ofcharacterization methods being utilized in the research and development of these materials anddevices. A unique aspect of this tutorial was that it was presented by students and youngresearchers for students and young researchers to encourage an open atmosphere for discussionsand scientific exchange.

The organizers would like to thank all of the attendees who made this symposium exciting andthought-provoking and also the authors whose contributions to this proceedings, we believe, willmake it a valuable and lasting contribution to the field of thin-film photovoltaics. We would alsolike to thank the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the Air Force Research Laboratory,DuPont Central Research and Development, and Shell Solar Industries for their generous supportof the symposium.

William ShafarmanTimothy GessertShigeru NikiSusanne Siebentritt

September 2005






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Volume 870E—Giant-Area Electronics on Nonconventional Substrates, M.S. Shur, P. Wilson, M. Stutzmann,2005, ISBN 1-55899-824-1

Volume 87IE— Organic Thin-Film Electronics, A.C. Arias, N. Tessler, L. Burgi, J.A. Emerson, 2005,ISBN 1-55899-825-X

Volume 872— Micro- and Nanosystems—Materials and Devices, D. LaVan, M. McNie, S. Prasad, C.S. Ozkan,2005, ISBN 1-55899-826-8

Volume 873E—Biological and Bio-Inspired Materials and Devices, K.H. Sandhage, S. Yang, T. Douglas,A.R. Parker, E. DiMasi, 2005, ISBN 1-55899-827-6

Volume 874E—Structure and Mechanical Behavior of Biological Materials, P. Fratzl, W.J. Landis, R. Wang,F.H. Silver, 2005, ISBN 1-55899-828-4

Volume 875— Thin Films—Stresses and Mechanical Properties XI, T. Buchheit, R. Spolenak, K. Takashima,A. Minor, 2005, ISBN 1-55899-829-2

Volume 876E—Nanoporous and Nanostructured Materials for Catalysis, Sensor and Gas Separation Applications,S.W. Lu, H. Hahn, J. Weissmuller, J.L. Gole, 2005, ISBN 1-55899-830-6

Volume 877E—Magnetic Nanoparticles and Nanowires, D. Kumar, L. Kurihara, I.W. Boyd, G. Duscher,V. Harris, 2005, ISBN 1-55899-831-4

Volume 878E—Solvothermal Synthesis and Processing of Materials, S. Komarneni, M. Yoshimura, G. Demazeau,2005, ISBN 1-55899-832-2

Volume 879E—Chemistry of Nanomaterial Synthesis and Processing, X. Peng, X. Feng, J. Liu, Z. Ren,J.A. Voigt, 2005, ISBN 1-55899-833-0

Volume 880E—Mechanical Properties of Nanostructured Materials—Experiments and Modeling, J.G. Swadener,E. Lilleodden, S. Asif, D. Bahr, D. Weygand, 2005, ISBN 1-55899-834-9

Volume 88IE—Coupled Nonlinear Phenomena—Modeling and Simulation for Smart, Ferroic and MultiferroicMaterials, R.M. McMeeking, M. Kamlah, S. Seelecke, D. Viehland, 2005, ISBN 1-55899-835-7

Volume 882E—Linking Length Scales in the Mechanical Behavior of Materials, T.J. Balk, R.E. Rudd,N. Bernstein, W. Windl, 2005, ISBN 1-55899-836-5

Volume 883— Advanced Devices and Materials for Laser Remote Sensing, F. Amzajerdian, A.A. Dyrseth,D. Killinger, L. Merhari, 2005, ISBN 1-55899-837-3

Volume 884E—Materials and Technology for Hydrogen Storage and Generation, G-A. Nazri, C. Ping,R.C. Young, M. Nazri, J. Wang, 2005, ISBN 1-55899-838-1

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