1983
DOI: 10.1016/0022-0248(83)90190-2
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Growth of polysilicon sheets on a carbon shaper by the RAD process

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“…-RAD silicon ribbons were obtained by a shaped crystal growth in which a carbon support is continuously pulled through a p-doped silicon melt via a slot located at the bottom of a RF induction heated quartz crucible. Details about the various technical requirements and achievements of the process can be found in [8]. After growth, the carbon support is burnt-off in a dry oxygen atmosphere at temperatures ranging from 1000 °C to 1200 °C during 1 hour, resulting in two self-supporting Si sheets less than 100 03BCm thick.…”
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“…-RAD silicon ribbons were obtained by a shaped crystal growth in which a carbon support is continuously pulled through a p-doped silicon melt via a slot located at the bottom of a RF induction heated quartz crucible. Details about the various technical requirements and achievements of the process can be found in [8]. After growth, the carbon support is burnt-off in a dry oxygen atmosphere at temperatures ranging from 1000 °C to 1200 °C during 1 hour, resulting in two self-supporting Si sheets less than 100 03BCm thick.…”
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“…4. -Distribution normalisée de la densité de photocourant, Jph, sous éclairement AM 1 des photopiles nues du tableau I, brutes de préparation (1) et après IMPL-H (3).…”
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“…Dans ce contexte, de nombreuses méthodes de croissance de rubans ont été développées [2]. Parmi celles-ci, le procédé RAD dont le principe est rappelé dans la figure 1 consiste à cristalliser un film de silicium sur chaque face d'un ruban de carbone souple [3] ; les couches de silicium opposées sont ensuite séparées du support en carbone par brûlage de celui-ci à haute température. Elles sont constituées de grains de grandes dimensions très allongés dans le sens du tirage.…”
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“…Parmi celles-ci, le procédé RAD (Ribbon Against Drop) est fondé sur la cristallisation d'un film de silicium liquide sur chaque face d'un ruban de carbone déplacé verticalement à travers un creuset (Fig. 1) ; les couches de silicium opposées sont ensuite séparées du ruban de 'carbone par combustion de celui-ci à haute température [2].…”
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