200 °C annealed combinatorially deposited chalcogenide based metallic thin films for photovoltaics
Thin film library of tin antimony sulphide was synthesized via combinatorial thermal deposition technique on soda lime silica glass slides by two source methods. Two baffles were used for controlling the combinatorial growth. The combinatorial library was annealed in argon atmosphere inside glass am...
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2015
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.utm.my/54928/ |
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| Summary: | Thin film library of tin antimony sulphide was synthesized via combinatorial thermal deposition technique on soda lime silica glass slides by two source methods. Two baffles were used for controlling the combinatorial growth. The combinatorial library was annealed in argon atmosphere inside glass ampoules at 200 °C. From the XRD spectra, the polycrystalline structure was confirmed according to JCPDS file number 34-0610. Photoconductivity response of the films was measured via photoconductivity spectrometer. The library have no transmittance lower than 720 nm. The band gap lies in the range of 1.38–2.8 eV. The thickness of the film is 15,000 Å measured by quartz crystal monitor. |
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