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    Investigation of Recently Developed Photovoltaic Material.

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    Date
    2009-01-27
    Author
    Jay, Jonathan
    Advisor(s)
    Pierson, Kim W.
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    Abstract
    These experiments were designed as a first step toward developing more cost efficient solar cells. To realize this goal, low cost fabrication techniques to deposit thin polycrystalline films of materials necessary to create photo-voltaic cells various must be developed. Our technique involves using an unique deposition system that has been under development at UW-Eau Claire. This system incorporates a unique plasma source with capabilities that, in theory, should allow the deposition of crystalline films at low substrate temperatures on a variety of substrates. These initial experiments were designed to investigate whether photovoltaic devices can be fabricated with this system.
    Subject
    Photovoltaic cells--Design and construction
    Photovoltaic cells--Materials
    Photovoltaic cells--Research
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    Color poster with text and images describing research conducted by Jonathan Jay, advised by Kim W. Pierson.
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