Investigations of ternary Cu3SbS3 thin films as absorber in photovoltaic devices

Pietro Maiello; Guillaume Zoppi; Robert Miles; Nicola Pearsall; Ian Forbes

Investigations of ternary Cu3SbS3 thin films as absorber in photovoltaic devices

Pietro Maiello, Guillaume Zoppi, Robert Miles, Nicola Pearsall, Ian Forbes

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Abstract

Magnetron sputtered Cu-Sb metallic precursors were sulphidised on glass and molybdenum/glass substrates at 6 different temperatures. Two techniques were adopted for the elemental sulphidisation process. Precursors sulphidised using evaporated elemental sulphur were successfully converted into Cu3SbS3 solar absorber layers on molybdenum substrates. The as-sulphidised films exhibited p-type conductivity were produced in the limited response when analysed using a Eu+ electrolyte arrangement to measure the photocurrent. The films exhibited an energy bandgap value of 1.84eV.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Apr 2011
Event	The 7th Photovoltaic Science Applications and Technology conference and exhibition (PVSAT-7) - Edinburgh Duration: 11 Apr 2011 → … http://www.pvsat.org.uk/PVSAT-7%20_Programme_April-2011.pdf

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Conference	The 7th Photovoltaic Science Applications and Technology conference and exhibition (PVSAT-7)
Period	11/04/11 → …
Internet address	http://www.pvsat.org.uk/PVSAT-7%20_Programme_April-2011.pdf

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Investigations of ternary Cu3SbS3 thin films as absorber in photovoltaic devices

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