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US 6,797,874 B2Granted
Layers, coatings or films synthesized using precursor layer exerted pressure containment
AssigneeHelioVolt Corporation
InventorBilly J. Stanbery
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Abstract
Systems and methods are described for synthesis of films, coatings or layers using precursor exerted pressure containment. A method includes exerting a pressure between a first precursor layer that is coupled to a first substrate and a second precursor layer that is coupled to a second substrate; forming a composition layer; and moving the first substrate relative to the second substrate, wherein the composition layer remains coupled to the second substrate.
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A photovoltaic device made by a process comprising:
- exerting a pressure between a first precursor layer that is coupled to a first substrate and a second precursor layer that is coupled to a second substrate;
- forming a composition layer and a collection layer located closer to the second substrate than the first substrate;
- and
- moving the first substrate relative to the second substrate, wherein the composition layer remains coupled to the second substrate and the collection layer remains coupled to the second substrate.
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An electronic device made by a process comprising:
- exerting a pressure between a first precursor layer that is coupled to a first substrate and a second precursor layer that is coupled to a second substrate;
- forming a composition layer and a collection layer located closer to the second substrate than the first substrate;
- and
- moving the first substrate relative to the second substrate, wherein the composition layer remains coupled to the second substrate and the collection layer remains coupled to the second substrate.
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A photodiode made by a process comprising:
- exerting a pressure between a first precursor layer that is coupled to a first substrate and a second precursor layer that is coupled to a second substrate;
- forming a composition layer and a collection layer located closer to the second substrate than the first substrate;
- and
- moving the first substrate relative to the second substrate, wherein the composition layer remains coupled to the second substrate and the collection layer remains coupled to the second substrate.
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A composition prepared by a process comprising:
- exerting a pressure between a first precursor layer that is coupled to a first substrate and a second precursor layer that is coupled to a second substrate;
- forming the composition and a collection layer located closer to the second substrate than the first substrate;
- and
- moving the first substrate relative to the second substrate, wherein the composition remains coupled to the second substrate and the collection layer remains coupled to the second substrate.
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A photovoltaic device made by a process comprising:
- exerting a pressure between a first precursor layer that is coupled to a first substrate and a second precursor layer that is coupled to a second substrate;
- forming a film formed of multinary compounds and a collection layer located closer to the second substrate than the first substrate;
- and
- moving the first substrate relative to the second substrate, wherein the film remains coupled to the second substrate and the collection layer remains coupled to the second substrate.
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An electronic device made by a process comprising:
- exerting a pressure between a first precursor layer that is coupled to a first substrate and a second precursor layer that is coupled to a second substrate;
- forming a film formed of multinary compounds and a collection layer located closer to the second substrate than the first substrate;
- and
- moving the first substrate relative to the second substrate, wherein the film remains coupled to the second substrate and the collection layer remains coupled to the second substrate.
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A photodiode made by a process comprising:
- exerting a pressure between a first precursor layer that is coupled to a first substrate and a second precursor layer that is coupled to a second substrate;
- forming a film formed of multinary compounds and a collection layer located closer to the second substrate than the first substrate;
- and
- moving the first substrate relative to the second substrate, wherein the film remains coupled to the second substrate and the collection layer remains coupled to the second substrate.
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A photovoltaic device made by a process comprising:
- exerting a pressure between a first precursor layer that is coupled to a first substrate and a second precursor layer that is coupled to a second substrate;
- forming a coating and a collection layer located closer to the second substrate than the first substrate;
- and
- moving the first substrate relative to the second substrate, wherein the coating remains coupled to the second substrate and the collection layer remains coupled to the second substrate.
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An electronic device made by a process comprising:
- exerting a pressure between a first precursor layer that is coupled to a first substrate and a second precursor layer that is coupled to a second substrate;
- forming a coating and a collection layer located closer to the second substrate than the first substrate;
- and
- moving the first substrate relative to the second substrate, wherein the coating remains coupled to the second substrate and the collection layer remains coupled to the second substrate.
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A photodiode made by a process comprising:
- exerting a pressure between a first precursor layer that is coupled to a first substrate and a second precursor layer that is coupled to a second substrate;
- forming a coating and a collection layer located closer to the second substrate than the first substrate;
- and
- moving the first substrate relative to the second substrate, wherein the coating remains coupled to the second substrate and the collection layer remains coupled to the second substrate.
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