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Unveiling the damp-heat-induced degradation mechanism of AZO-incorporated silicon heterojunction solar cells and modules
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• Aluminum-doped zinc oxide (AZO) film is vulnerable to moisture-induced corrosion than indium tin oxide (ITO) film. • AZO-incorporated SHJ solar cell exhibited a significant decrease in efficiency after damp heat (DH) test, primarily due to a substantial increase in series resistance. • MgF2 capping layer could effectively protect AZO-incorporated SHJ solar cells against moisture corrosion. • Provides essential insights into the damp-heat-induced degradation mechanism of AZO-incorporated SHJ solar cells and modules.
Keywords:
Silicon heterojunction
AZO
Damp-heat-induced degradation (DHID)
Degradation mechanism
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