Benjamin Hammann

University of Freiburg

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Wolfram Kwapil

University of Freiburg

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University of Oslo

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Stefan W. Glunz

Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems

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Martin C. Schubert

Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems

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Benjamin Hammann

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The differential impact of light soaking and dark annealing on hydrogen species during a LeTID cycle in boron-doped FZ silicon: A quantitative FT-IR study

Hydrogen in Silicon Solar Cells: The Role of Diffusion

Review on hydrogen in silicon solar cells: From its origin to its detrimental effects

Deciphering the Role of Hydrogen in the Degradation of Silicon Solar Cells under Light and Elevated Temperature

Doping dependence of boron–hydrogen dynamics in crystalline silicon

Reducing Time and Costs of FT-IR Studies of the Effect of SiNx, Dopants, and Emitter on Hydrogen Species in Si Wafers and Solar Cell Structures

The Impact of Different Hydrogen Configurations on Light- and Elevated-Temperature- Induced Degradation

Quantifying Surface Recombination—Improvements in Determination and Simulation of the Surface Recombination Parameter J 0 s

Understanding the impact of the cooling ramp of the fast-firing process on light- and elevated-temperature-induced degradation

Reassessment of the intrinsic bulk recombination in crystalline silicon

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Wolfram Kwapil

Eduard Monakhov

Stefan W. Glunz

Martin C. Schubert

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