Study effect of window and BSF layers on the properties of the CZTS / CZTSe solar cell by SCAPS–1D
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The solar cell CZTS / CZTSe was studied using SCAPS-1D * computer simulator. It was noted that increasing the thickness of the absorber layer p-CZTSe from 250nm to 5μm leads to increase the IV curve. thus increasing the values of Voc, Jsc, FF
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