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Dendritic web - A viable material for silicon solar cells

Abstract

The dendritic web process is a technique for growing thin silicon ribbon from liquid silicon. The material is suitable for solar cell fabrication and, in fact, cells fabricated on web material are equivalent in performance to cells fabricated on Czochralski-grown material. A recently concluded study has delineated the thermal requirements for silicon web crucibles, and a detailed conceptual design has been developed for a laboratory growth apparatus.

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Seidensticker, R. G., Scudder, L., Brandhorst, H. W., Jr.. 1975-01-01. Dendritic web - A viable material for silicon solar cells. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19760031796

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