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Residual stress measurements in multicrystalline silicon bulk and thin film solar cells using micro-Raman spectroscopy

Sarau et al., 2008

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6577321302256434196
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Sarau G
Becker M
Andrä G
Christiansen S
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23rd European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference

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Residual mechanical stress is currently among the most important parameters for improving processing yields and it will become increasingly important in view of the targeted decrease in the wafer or thin film thicknesses to reduce processing costs. A technique that is …
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