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Figure 2: Double-side contact measurements are usually dominated by...
Figure 3: Capacitive coupling of the thin film 
Figure 4: Measurement setup 
Figure 5: Resistor or capacitor? 
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISATION OF SEMICONDUCTOR THIN FILMS ON CONDUCTING SUBSTRATES
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A new characterization technique has been designed for measurements of transversal electrical conductivity of thin semiconductor films on substrates with good electrical conductivity. An example of such structure may be absorber layer on the bottom contact of a thin film solar cell. The technique is especially suited for studies of rough inhomogene...
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... device shown in Fig. 5 is a representation of a semiconductor film between two conductive electrodes. It would be a plate capacitor, if the film were not conductive at all. Its capacitance C ...

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