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Data for: In-situ formation of indium seed layer for copper metallization of silicon heterojunction solar cells
Data for: In-situ formation of indium seed layer for copper metallization of silicon heterojunction solar cells
Enclosed please find original manuscript and original figures of our article titled " In-situ formation of indium seed layer for copper metallization of silicon heterojunction solar cells". Highlights:An innovative method of copper metallization with in-situ seed layer technique is proposed for SHJ solar cells.The maximum peeling force of plated busbar with In/Ni/Cu stacks reaches 4.23 N, higher than screen-printed silver busbar (2.31 N).The all-solution based plating process requires neither full area seed layer deposition nor subsequent etch back step, showing great potential of low cost SHJ solar cells.
Crystalline Silicon Solar Cell, Interdisciplinary sciences, Heterojunction
Crystalline Silicon Solar Cell, Interdisciplinary sciences, Heterojunction
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