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Growth of chalcopyrite nanostructures and their characterization Diana Perez Afanador, Katrin Sedlmeier Dep SE2 Sebastian Lehmann, Sascha Sadewasser

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Growth of chalcopyrite nanostructures and their characterization

Diana Perez Afanador, Katrin SedlmeierDep SE2

Sebastian Lehmann, Sascha Sadewasser

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Why nanostructures in photovoltaics?

-power supply for nanoscale devices

-novel devices with higher efficiency

Why chalcopyrites (I-III-VI)?

-high α

-low cost

How?Si <111> substrate

flat surface prestructured surface

MBE (molecular beam epitaxy)

nanocrystals, nanowires

Xiang et al.,Nano Lett.,2007,7,323-328

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flat surface – 2 approaches

Goal

deposition of CuGaSe2 crystallites

MBE (Molecular Beam Epitaxy)

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flat surface – 2 approaches

random distribution (as wanted)

no complete growth of some crystal

Parameters

• substrate temperature

• deposition rates

SEM

Goal

deposition of CuGaSe2 crystallites 1 APPROACH

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Gallium droplets

Random distribution of Ga droplets

flat surface – 2 approaches

parameters

• deposition rates

• substrate temperature

• deposition time SEM

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Gallium droplets

200nm

flat surface – 2 approaches

parameters

• deposition rates

• substrate temperature

• deposition time

Growth of nanocrystals

parameters

• deposition rates

• deposition Time

400nm

growth of nanocrystals random distributed over the surface

Size: 5 ... 300 nm

SEM

AFM

AFM

random distribution of Ga droplets

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Gallium droplets

Nice distribution over the substrate

flat surface – 2 approaches

parameters

• deposition rates

• substrate temperature

• deposition time

Growth of nanocrystals

parameters

• deposition rates

• deposition Time

Growth of nanocrystals nicely distributed over the surface

Size: 5 ... 300 nm

SEM

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prestructuring

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prestructuring

monolayers of hydrophobic polysterene micro-/ nanospheres on hydrophilic substrates

spin coating

ultrasonic bath

2µm spheres 200nm spheres

~ ¼ of sample covered by monolayers

optical microscope SEM1 µm50 µm

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prestructuring

deposition of metal precursor material (for example: gold)

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prestructuring

array of gold deposits

nanocrystals nanowires

suitable precursor substrate for growth of

1µm SEM

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THANK YOU