中国物理B ›› 2018, Vol. 27 ›› Issue (8): 86802-086802.doi: 10.1088/1674-1056/27/8/086802
• CONDENSED MATTER: STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, AND THERMAL PROPERTIES • 上一篇 下一篇
Ji-Zhou Li(李纪周), Wei Zhang(张伟), Jing-Yuan Yan(鄢靖源), Cong Wang(王聪), Hong-Fei Chen(陈宏飞), Xiao-Yuan Chen(陈小源), Dong-Fang Liu(刘东方)
Ji-Zhou Li(李纪周)1,2, Wei Zhang(张伟)2, Jing-Yuan Yan(鄢靖源)1,2, Cong Wang(王聪)2, Hong-Fei Chen(陈宏飞)1, Xiao-Yuan Chen(陈小源)2, Dong-Fang Liu(刘东方)2
摘要: The layer transfer process is one of the most promising methods for low-cost and highly-efficient solar cells, in which transferrable mono-crystalline silicon thin wafers or films can be produced directly from gaseous feed-stocks. In this work, we show an approach to preparing seeded substrates for layer-transferrable silicon films. The commercial silicon wafers are used as mother substrates, on which periodically patterned silicon rod arrays are fabricated, and all of the surfaces of the wafers and rods are sheathed by thermal silicon oxide. Thermal evaporated aluminum film is used to fill the gaps between the rods and as the stiff mask, while polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) and photoresist are used as the soft mask to seal the gap between the filled aluminum and the rods. Under the joint resist of the stiff and soft masks, the oxide on the rod head is selectively removed by wet etching and the seed site is formed on the rod head. The seeded substrate is obtained after the removal of the masks. This joint mask technique will promote the endeavor of the exploration of mechanically stable, unlimitedly reusable substrates for the kerfless technology.
中图分类号: (Semiconductors)