S.A. Hussien, P. Colter, A. Dip, J.R. Gong, M.U. Erdogan, S.M. Bedair
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Atomic layer epitaxy (ALE) was used to grow several components of the cascade solar cell structure in the AlGaAs/GaAs system. An ALE reactor was constructed for multiwafer growth with a growth rate of 0.6 μm h−1. Device quality GaAs and films were grown with p-type background carbon doping in the ranges 1015–1019 cm−3 and 1016–1020 cm−3 respectively. N-type films were achieved by SiH4 doping, producing carrier concentrations in the range 1016–1018 cm−3. In addition, the potential applications of the ALE technique in the photovoltaic field are discussed.