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Modelling of hydrogen transport in silicon solar cell structures under equilibrium conditions
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The files consist of matlab scripts and matlab workspaces. The workspaces are the results of running the scripts (hydrogentransport.m) in Matlab R2016b over the last 3 months. Other information of importance is the values within the workspaces: H1: H+ at each point H2: H0 at each point H3: H- at each point Ht: total interstitial hydrogen Hphos: [HP] Hboron: [HB] Hdimer: [H2A] HdimerC: [H2C] electrons holes Efield: electric field in V/cm time(z) diff1: diffusion of H+ at each point diff2: dif... Expand documentation
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