Evonik Degussa Gmbh

Jasmin Lehmkuhl

Stephan Wieber

Matthias Patz

Odo Wunnicke

Harald Stüger

Stephan Traut

Harald Stueger

Joachim Erz

Christoph Mader

Christian Guenther

Susanne Christine Martens

The present invention relates to a liquid-phase method for doping a semiconductor substrate, characterized in that a first composition containing at least one first dopant is applied to one or more regions of the surface of the semiconductor substrate, in order to create one or more region(s) of the surface of the semiconductor substrate coated with the first composition; a second composition containing at least one second dopant is applied to one or more regions of the surface of the semiconductor substrate, in order to create one or more region(s) of the surface of the semiconductor substrate coated with the second composition, where the one or more region(s) coated with the first composition and the one or more region(s) coated with the second composition are different and do not overlap significantly and where the first dopant is an n-type dopant and the second dopant is a p-type dopant or vice versa; the regions of the surface of the semiconductor substrate coated with the first composition and with the second composition are each fully or partly activated; optionally, the unactivated regions of the surface of the semiconductor substrate coated with the first composition and with the second composition are each oxidized; and the semiconductor substrate is heated to a temperature at which the dopants diffuse out of the coating into the semiconductor substrate. The invention further relates to the semiconductor obtainable by the method and to the use thereof, especially in the production of solar cells.

Method for producing differently doped semiconductors

The invention relates to a process for producing p-doped silicon layers, especially those silicon layers which are produced from liquid silane-containing formulations. The invention further relates to a substrate coated with a p-doped silicon layer. The invention additionally relates to the use of particular dopants based on boron compounds for p-doping of a silicon layer.

p-Doped silicon layers

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