I. Device Fabrication |
1. A state-of-the-art solar cell fabrication line including spin coater, substrate treatment, electrode deposition, device encapsulation, I-V and aging measurement. |
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2. Two spin coaters from Laurell |
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3. Spraying system |
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4. A screen printing equipment |
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5. Two thermal evaporators |
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6. An ultraviolet ozone cleaning system |
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II. Device Characterization |
1. AAA class (Certification from JIS C 8912, ASTM E927-05, IEC 60904-9 criterions) solar simulator with an effective irradiated area of 70 mm×70 mm; |
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2. A measurement system for polymer photovoltaic module; |
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3. Keithley 237/Keithley 2400 source meters for four-probe experiment and current-voltage sweep; |
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4. Incident photon to current efficiency (quantum efficiency) measurement system with Newport xenon light source; |
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5. Closed liquid helium cryogenic system (10K~500K) with lakeshore temperature controller |
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6. Two lifetime measurement equipments for solar cells |
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7. A vacuum freeze drying equipment; |
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III. Morphology & Metrology |
1. A 5420 Atomic Force Microscope |
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2. A D-100 surface profiler from KLA-Tencor |
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3. A Brookfield DV-III ULTRA Rheometer with programmable controller; |
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4. SEM, EDX, TEM, XPS, UPS, XRD and Ellipsometer (in public lab); |
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IV. Spectroscopy Analysis |
1. A PerkinElmer Lambda 750 UV/VIS/NIR spectrophotometer; |
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2. High perfomance optical microscope from Olympus; |
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3. Steady/transient states and time resolved fluorescence spectrometer with two picosecond laser excitated sources from Edinburgh Instruments; |
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4. A Carl Zeiss polarizing microscope |
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5. A gas chromatograph station |
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