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January 21, 2008Applied Physics LettersOpen Access

Infrared analysis of the bulk silicon-hydrogen bonds as an optimization tool for high-rate deposition of microcrystalline silicon solar cells

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ASArno H. M. SmetsTMTakuya MatsuiMKMichio Kondo

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