NASA NTRS · 19780016677
Development of a high efficiency thin silicon solar cell
Abstract
A key to the success of this program was the breakthrough development of a technology for producing ultra-thin silicon slices which are very flexible, resilient, and tolerant of moderate handling abuse. Experimental topics investigated were thinning technology, gaseous junction diffusion, aluminum back alloying, internal reflectance, tantalum oxide anti-reflective coating optimization, slice flexibility, handling techniques, production rate limiting steps, low temperature behavior, and radiation tolerance.
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Lindmayer, J., Wrigley, C. Y.. 1977-09-01. Development of a high efficiency thin silicon solar cell. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19780016677
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