MIS SOLAR CELLS ON CRYSTALLINE, POLYCRYSTAL, & THIN FILM SILICON.

S. L. Hyland; J. K. Kim; A. E. Delahoy; W. A. Anderson; K. Rajkanan

MIS SOLAR CELLS ON CRYSTALLINE, POLYCRYSTAL, & THIN FILM SILICON.

S. L. Hyland, J. K. Kim, A. E. Delahoy, W. A. Anderson, K. Rajkanan

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Photovoltaic solar cells which convert directly to electricity are presently a costly source of power for satellites. A less expensive type of solar cell which may prove to be feasible for terrestrial use is the MIS (metal-insulator-semiconductor) solar cell, which uses room-temperature evaporation or sputtering under vacuum of metals to form a junction at the semiconductor surface.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	1786-1789
Number of pages	4
State	Published - 1979
Externally published	Yes
Event	Sun 2, Proc of the Int Sol Energy Soc Silver Jubilee Congr - Atlanta, Ga Duration: May 1 1979 → May 1 1979

Conference

Conference	Sun 2, Proc of the Int Sol Energy Soc Silver Jubilee Congr
City	Atlanta, Ga
Period	5/1/79 → 5/1/79

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General Engineering

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MIS SOLAR CELLS ON CRYSTALLINE, POLYCRYSTAL, & THIN FILM SILICON.

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