Deep-level photoluminescence due to dislocations and oxygen precipitates in multicrystalline Si

被引:0
|
作者
机构
[1] [1,Tajima, Michio
[2] Iwata, Yasuaki
[3] 1,Okayama, Futoshi
[4] Toyota, Hiroyuki
[5] Onodera, Hisashi
[6] Sekiguchi, Takashi
来源
Tajima, M. (tajima@isas.jaxa.jp) | 1600年 / American Institute of Physics Inc.卷 / 111期
关键词
We have demonstrated the presence of a dislocation-related component and a component due to oxygen precipitates in a broad deep-level photoluminescence (PL) band in multicrystalline Si at room temperature. In PL intensity mapping; the lower-energy side of the deep-level PL band at about 0.79 eV appeared as a dark line along a small-angle grain boundary (SA-GB) surrounded by a bright band on either side; while the higher-energy side at about 0.87 eV as a bright line along the SA-GB. These intensity variations agree with the low-temperature PL intensity patterns for well-established dislocation-related lines of D1/D2 and those for oxygen precipitates; respectively. These patterns were observed around SA-GBs with a misorientation angle of 1-2°; and were assumed to be due to the distribution of secondary defects or impurities trapped by the strain field around dislocation clusters forming SA-GBs and that of preferential oxygen precipitation on the dislocations. A spectral component associated with the D3/D4 lines was also extractable from the deep-level PL at about 0.94 eV. The intensity increased on SA-GBs with the angle of ≤1°; where oxygen precipitation did not occur. This corresponds to the generally accepted idea that the D3/D4 lines are related to the intrinsic nature of dislocations. © 2012 American Institute of Physics;
D O I
暂无
中图分类号
学科分类号
摘要
Conference article (CA)
引用
收藏
相关论文
共 50 条
  • [1] Deep-level photoluminescence due to dislocations and oxygen precipitates in multicrystalline Si
    Tajima, Michio
    Iwata, Yasuaki
    Okayama, Futoshi
    Toyota, Hiroyuki
    Onodera, Hisashi
    Sekiguchi, Takashi
    JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, 2012, 111 (11)
  • [2] Micrometer-Scale Deep-Level Spectral Photoluminescence From Dislocations in Multicrystalline Silicon
    Nguyen, Hieu T.
    Rougieux, Fiacre E.
    Wang, Fan
    Tan, Hoe
    Macdonald, Daniel
    IEEE JOURNAL OF PHOTOVOLTAICS, 2015, 5 (03): : 799 - 804
  • [3] Photoluminescence due to early stage of oxygen precipitation in multicrystalline Si for solar cells
    Higuchi, Fumito
    Tajima, Michio
    Ogura, Atsushi
    JAPANESE JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, 2017, 56 (07)
  • [4] High-Speed Deep-Level Luminescence Imaging in Multicrystalline Si Solar Cells
    Okayama, Futoshi
    Tajima, Michio
    Toyota, Hiroyuki
    Ogura, Atsushi
    DEFECTS-RECOGNITION, IMAGING AND PHYSICS IN SEMICONDUCTORS XIV, 2012, 725 : 149 - +
  • [5] Photoluminescence due to oxygen precipitates distinguished from the D lines in annealed Si
    Tajima, M
    Tokita, M
    Warashina, M
    ICDS-18 - PROCEEDINGS OF THE 18TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DEFECTS IN SEMICONDUCTORS, PTS 1-4, 1995, 196- : 1749 - 1753
  • [6] Concentration study of deep-level Cu center in Cu-diffused Si crystals by deep-level transient spectroscopy and photoluminescence measurements
    Nakamura, Minoru
    Murakami, Susumu
    Hozoji, Hiroshi
    Kawai, Naoyuki J.
    Saito, Shigeaki
    Arie, Hiroyuki
    Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, Part 2: Letters, 2006, 45 (1-3):
  • [7] Concentration study of deep-level Cu center in Cu-diffused Si crystals by deep-level transient spectroscopy and photoluminescence measurements
    Nakamura, M
    Murakami, S
    Hozoji, H
    Kawai, NJ
    Saito, S
    Arie, H
    JAPANESE JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS PART 2-LETTERS & EXPRESS LETTERS, 2006, 45 (1-3): : L80 - L82
  • [8] THE EFFECTS OF OXYGEN AND DEFECTS ON THE DEEP-LEVEL PROPERTIES OF ER IN CRYSTALLINE SI
    LIBERTINO, S
    COFFA, S
    FRANZO, G
    PRIOLO, F
    JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, 1995, 78 (06) : 3867 - 3873
  • [10] Photoluminescence study of deep-level defects in undoped GaN
    Reshchikov, MA
    Morkoç, H
    Park, SS
    Lee, KY
    GAN AND RELATED ALLOYS-2001, 2002, 693 : 365 - 370