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Physical and Electrical Characterization of RF-Sputtered ITO Films for Use as Solar Cell Electrodes as well as Interlayers in Low-Resistance MIS Contacts in Ge/Si Transistors
Project Type:
E241
Date:
December 2017
Areas of Interest:
Sputtering ITO for solar cell electrodes
Function and Method:
Sputtering
Researchers and (Mentors):
Koosha Nazif, Haydee Pacheco, (Maurice Stevens)
List of Important Equipment:
Lesker Sputter (lesker-sputter)
Presentation(s):
Physical and Electrical Characterization of Sputtered ITO Films for Use as Solar Cell Electrodes as Well as Interlayers in Low- Resistance MIS Contacts in Ge/Si Transistors- Final Presentation
Report(s):
Physical and Electrical Characterization of Sputtered ITO Films for Use as Solar Cell Electrodes as Well as Interlayers in Low- Resistance MIS Contacts in Ge/Si Transistors- Final Report
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