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Raphaël Monnard

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Paths for maximal light incoupling and excellent electrical performances in silicon heterojunction solar cells

Christophe Ballif, Mathieu Gérard Boccard, Matthieu Despeisse, Jean Cattin, Raphaël Monnard, Luca Massimiliano Antognini, Vincent Philippe Paratte, Laurie-Lou Senaud, Monica Morales Masis, Bertrand Yves Paul Paviet-Salomon, Oscar Esteban Rucavado Leandro, Jan Haschke, Olivier Denis Dupré, Julie Amandine Dreon, Sihua Zhong, Angela Nicole Fioretti

We discuss here optical losses in silicon heterojunction solar cells and strategies to minimize them. Optical losses originate from most non-crystalline-silicon layers involved in the solar cell. A breakdown for typical values is shown evidencing that supp ...

IEEE2019

Highly Conductive and Broadband Transparent Zr-Doped In2O3 as Front Electrode for Solar Cells (vol 8, pg 1202, 2018)

Christophe Ballif, Mathieu Gérard Boccard, Matthieu Despeisse, Loris Barraud, Raphaël Monnard, Jakub Holovsky, Monica Morales Masis, Oscar Esteban Rucavado Leandro

IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC2019

Low Temperature p-type Microcrystalline Silicon as Carrier Selective Contact for Silicon Heterojunction Solar Cells

Christophe Ballif, Mathieu Gérard Boccard, Raphaël Monnard, Angela Nicole Fioretti

Silicon heterojunction (SHJ) solar cells have reached record efficiency, particularly in all-back-contacted architectures. Despite this, two-side contacted SHJ cells still suffer from parasitic absorption and series resistance losses in the amorphous silic ...

2019