National Renewable Energy Laboratory, National Center For Photovoltaics, Work Values

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Tags

Semiconductor, Silicon, Solar cells, LED, Researcher, Thin film, characterization, fabrication, Lifetime, Photovoltaics

Skills

 Proficient with the data interpretation and hands on experience with new and existence methodologies of analytical instruments.,  Characterization of mono-crystalline and multi-crystalline silicon solar cells by using DC testing system (XT-10) and Pulse tester (Sinton).,  Measurements of minority carrier life time of PV wafers by using WCT-100 (Sinton instrument) and WT-2000 (Semilab). Variable temperature electrical resistance measurement,  Screening silicon wafer to detect micro-cracks, by using wafer screening furnace developed at NREL.,  Optical and Electro-optical metrology and characterization of solar cells and semiconductors,  Quantum efficiency measurements, LBIC (Light beam induced current by using Lasers),  Thin film deposition by using Unbalanced Magnetron Sputtering Technique, Pulsed laser deposition method.,  Optical measurements by using Optical Ellipsometer, Dektak,  Surface texturing by using Reactive Ion Etcher,  Characterization by using Scanning Electron Microscope, Transmission Electron Microscope.,  X-ray Diffraction, Nanoindentation, X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy, Auger Electron Spectroscopy,  Surface Profile by using Optical Profilometer, Optical microscope,  SQUID Magnetometer, AC Susceptometer (Lakeshore)

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