Method of fabricating a compound semiconductor thin-layer...

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making device or circuit responsive to nonelectrical signal – Responsive to electromagnetic radiation

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C438S095000, C257SE21116

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07141449

ABSTRACT:
A method of fabricating a thin-film compound solar cell having an n-type buffer layer formed therein for providing a heterojunction with a p-type compound semiconductor light absorbing layer formed on a back electrode by spreading a powder of a sulfur compound containing n-type doping element over the light absorbing layer surface or applying a coat of a solution of a sulfur compound containing n-type doping element onto the light absorbing layer surface and then fusing the powder or the coat thereon by heat. This process can produce a high-quality n-type buffer layer tightly adhered to a p-type compound semiconductor light absorbing layer to achieve stable characteristic of heterojunction therewith.

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