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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Contact metallization"”.

  1. Mechanical and electrical fatigue of aerosol jet printed conductors

    Non-contact metallization processes, such as aerosol jet printing, allows for the deposition and novel processing of nanoparticle based conductive circuitry. The primary advantages in the utilization of such methods include the minimization of substrate handling and the exploitation of …

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  2. Post assembly process development for Monolithic OptoPill integration on silicon CMOS

    … the formation of alloyed and non-alloyed ohmic contacts on n-type and p-type InGaAs contact layers, active area definition by dry-etching InGaAs/InP with ECR-enhanced RIE, BCB passivation and planarization, via opening by dry-etching BCB with RIE, and top contact metallization. In conjunction, …

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  3. Formation of screen-printed contacts on multicrystalline silicon (mc-Si) solar cells

    … front and Al based back (whole area) metal contacts.. This thesis relates to experimental and theoretical studies of contact formation mechanisms in silicon solar cells. Temperature distribution studies during optical processing by. attached thermocouples to cells indicates that the maximum …

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