Femtosecond-laser hyperdoping and texturing of silicon for photovoltaic applications

Femtosecond-laser hyperdoping and texturing of silicon for photovoltaic applications

by Yu-Ting Lin

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This dissertation explores strategies for improving photolvoltaic efficiency and reducing cost using femtosecond-laser processing methods including surface texturing and hyperdoping. Our investigations focus on two aspects: 1) texturing the silicon surface to create efficient light-trapping for thin silicon solar cells, and 2) understanding the mechanism of hyperdoping to control the doping profiles for fabricating efficient intermediate band materials.

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