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Perovskite Hybrid Deposition on Silicon IBC Cells for 3-Terminal Tandem Devices

Master projects/internships - Genk | More than two weeks ago

Why settle for 2, when you can have 3 terminals? 

This project aims to develop and refine the deposition of perovskite layers on silicon interdigitated back contact (IBC) cells using either a hybrid approach, spin coating and/or blade coating to create advanced 3-terminal (3T) tandem devices. By investigating innovative deposition techniques, we strive to achieve high-quality, defect-free perovskite layers with excellent coverage and stability.
The research will involve:

  • Developing perovskite deposition for tandem solar cells on silicon IBC cells.
  • Utilizing standard characterization techniques, such as JV, EQE, and dark measurements, along with reflection and transmission analysis of the top cell.
  • Examining the stress development and defect formation in the perovskite layers.

Why Join Us?
We are seeking a motivated student with laboratory experience, preferably in chemistry or materials science. As a master’s student, you will join imec’s renowned PV technology group at the EnergyVille Campus in Genk, equipped with cutting-edge research facilities. You will collaborate with leading experts on pioneering thin-film and wafer-based technologies, contributing to innovative solutions that will shape the future of solar energy.
If you are passionate about renewable energy and eager to make a significant impact in advanced photovoltaics research, this project offers an exceptional opportunity to showcase your skills and creativity. Join us and be part of the next major advancement in solar energy innovation!

 

Type of Project: Internship; Combination of internship and thesis

Master's degree: Master of Science; Master of Engineering Science

Master program: Chemistry/Chemical Engineering; Materials Engineering

Duration: 6-9 months

Supervisor: Jef Poortmans (EE, Nano, Energy)

For more information or application, please contact the supervising scientist Jose Maria Cuevas Davila (jose.maria.cuevasdavila@imec.be). 

 

Imec allowance will be provided for students studying at a non-Belgian university.

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