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titleOfInvention Thin film solar cell and manufacturing method thereof
abstract A thin film solar cell, including a transparent substrate, a transparent electrode, a first photovoltaic layer, a second photovoltaic layer and a back electrode, is provided. The transparent substrate has a light incident surface and a back surface opposite to the light incident surface, and the transparent electrode is disposed on the back surface. The first photovoltaic layer is disposed on the transparent electrode, and the material of the first photovoltaic layer is an amorphous semiconductor, and the first photovoltaic layer has a first energy gap. The second photovoltaic layer is disposed on the first photovoltaic layer and has a second energy gap lower than the first energy gap. The material of the second photovoltaic layer is a micro-crystalline semiconductor, and the crystallization ratio of the second photovoltaic layer is between 30% to 100%. The second photovoltaic layer is suitable for absorbing the line with a wavelength between 600 nm to 1100 nm. The back electrode is disposed on the second photovoltaic layer.
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