Physics · Semiconductors and Photovoltaic Cells
Polycrystalline silicon, which is widely used as a semiconductor material in solar photovoltaic cells, consists of:
- 1A single continuous crystal structure grown uniformly in a laboratory
- 2Amorphous silicon completely converted to a single large crystal
- 3Many individual crystals sharing identical crystallographic orientations
- 4Many individual small crystals with different crystallographic orientations✓
Correct answer
Many individual small crystals with different crystallographic orientations
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