Abstract
Electron channeling and EBIC studies have been performed on silicon sheets grown by the edge supported pulling (ESP) and low-angle silicon sheet (LASS) processes. We have found that the dominant grain structure of the ESP sheets is long, narrow grains with surface normals oriented near [011]; grains with this structure tend to have better electronic quality than random grains. We have alsostudied the twin-stabilized planar growth material of LASS sheets. This material, grown at 200 cm2/min, is essentially single-crystal.
Original language | American English |
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Number of pages | 7 |
State | Published - 1984 |
NREL Publication Number
- NREL/TP-211-2319
Keywords
- edge-supported pulling (ESP)
- electron channeling
- electron-beam induced current (EBIC)
- low-angle silicon sheet (LASS)
- silicon sheets
- studies