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titleOfInvention Shallow-homojunction solar cells
abstract Improvements to surface homojunction solar cells formed by a plurality of layers of semiconductor material with direct interaction space such as GaAs, as well as their manufacture. Solar cells with surface homojunction have an n + / p / p + structure (26, 24, 22) in which the upper layer n + (26) is limited in thickness, which makes it possible to have significant carrier activity at the level of the layer lower semiconductor (24). An anti-reflective coating (28) is applied to the upper n + layer (26), application preferably carried out by anodic treatment. These solar cells can be produced on relatively inexpensive substrates such as silicon or germanium.
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