Preparation and structure of CuInSe2 thin films for solar cells at low substrate temperatures
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CIS epitaxial films were grown on (001) KCl surface with PbS sublayer and on glassceramic at 400оС. Annealing of the (α + β)-CIS films on glass-ceramic, in two-step vacuum-arc plasma discharge at 550oC provided the formation of a homogeneous large-crystalline α- CIS
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