M. Stodolny, K. Tool, B. Geerligs, J. Löffler, A. Weeber, Yu Wu, J. Anker, Xiaoqian Lu, Ji Liu, P. Bronsveld, A. Mewe, G. Janssen, G. Coletti
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Abstract
In this paper we present our recent results on n+, p+ and intrinsic polysilicon contacts, including their contacting with industrial metallization process by screen printed fire-through pastes. The review is complemented by comparison with polysilicon passivation results by other relevant players in this field. We present record surface passivation levels on textured surfaces (J0~1 fA/cm2 for n+ polySi and J0<10 fA/cm2 for p+ and i-polySi), and record low contact recombination for screen printed fire-through metal contacts reaching down to 65 and 200 fA/cm2 for n+ and p+polySi, respectively. In addition, an improvement in the silicon bulk passivation can be attributed to the introduction of n+ polysilicon in the cell process. These results are the fundamental components to demonstrate a roadmap towards 24% industrial PERPoly (industrial TOPCon) cells.