Writers: F. Willian de S. Lucas, Alan R.F. Lima, Lucia H. Mascaro
Keywords: Solar cell, chalcopyrite, CIGSe, semiconductor electrodeposition
Abstract: The codeposition of Cu, In, Ga and Se from pH 1.5 at Na2SO4/H2SO4 solution onto fluorine doped tin oxide (FTO) was studied. The effects of Triton 100-X as a noncomplexing and nonionic additive in the electrodeposition process was evaluated. At optimised experimental conditions was possible to obtain of Ga-doped CuInSe2 films (CIGSe). The films presented two different morphologies, one layer formed by globular structures and another layer constituted of lamellar clusters. The major phase in the films was CIGSe, but binary phases as InSe and CuSe were also identified. The value of the band gap was at about 1.35 eV for all the films. It was observed that the additive presence in electrolytic bath reduces the number of surface defects and increases the crystallinity and purity of the electrodeposited CIGSe.
Writers: M. Congiu, F. Decker, D. Dini 2, C. F. O. Graeff Keywords: SILAR; Successive ionic layer adsorption and reaction; Dip coating; Electrodeposition; Open source; GNU equipment Abstract: A reliable and cheap equipment is hereby proposed for the deposition of thin […]
Writers: Francisco.W. de S. Lucas, Lucia H. Mascaro Keywords: Thin film; semiconductor Abstract: Thin film of Cu(InGa)Se2 (CIGSe) is a very promising semiconductor material as absorber layers for solar cell and photoelectrochemical hydrogen production application. The electrodeposition may be […]
Facile One-Step Electrodeposition Fabrication of Amorphous MoS2 Catalysts in Titanium for Hydrogen Evolution Reaction Abstract: Hydrogen is seen as a future energy carrier that will assist the global energy fuel demand. However. it is still […]