Ever thinner high-efficiency cells

Louise Hirst ()
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Louise Hirst: University of Cambridge

Nature Energy, 2019, vol. 4, issue 9, 726-727

Abstract: Ultrathin III–V solar cells are sought after for their relatively low cost and potential novel applications such as hot-carrier solar cells, but currently suffer from low power-conversion efficiency. Now, light-trapping nanostructures have been demonstrated to enable efficiency of 19.9% in a 205-nm-thick GaAs solar cell.

Date: 2019
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