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12 October 2012 Laser-assisted micro/nanoscale material processing and in-situ diagnostics for solar applications
David J. Hwang, Costas P. Grigoropoulos
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Abstract
Lasers have proven to be efficient tools in a variety of micro/nanoscale material processing and diagnostics. In this talk, recent research activities will be presented, focused on the laser-assisted manufacturing and diagnostics technologies for solar applications. Examples include laser scribing and spectroscopic in-situ monitoring for thin film solar cells, surface structuring to achieve improved light trapping at superior conversion efficiency, laser-assisted local doping based on wide range of laser parameters, via hole fabrications for back contact formation, and direct synthesis of multi-bandgap nanomaterials. In addition, the advanced in-situ diagnostics of laser interaction with photovoltaic materials system will be discussed.
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David J. Hwang and Costas P. Grigoropoulos "Laser-assisted micro/nanoscale material processing and in-situ diagnostics for solar applications", Proc. SPIE 8473, Laser Material Processing for Solar Energy, 84730H (12 October 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.930559
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KEYWORDS
Silicon

Laser processing

Diagnostics

Laser applications

Laser crystals

Crystals

Laser manufacturing

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