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Advantages of metal-insulator-semiconductor structures for silicon solar cells

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Green, M. A.
Blakers, A. W.

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Over the past decade, a vast literature describing silicon metal-insulator- semiconductor solar cells has built up. In this paper the concepts emerging from this work which are in the present author's opinion the most useful are identified and suggestions are made as to how this structure can be used to improve the present silicon cell technology.

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