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Quantum Dot Strategies Toward Performance Improvement of Perovskite Solar Cells. [PDF]

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Liu W   +7 more
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Scalable Coating of Spatially Uniform WBG Perovskites via Inhibiting SAM Aggregation for Flexible All-Perovskite Tandem Modules. [PDF]

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Luo J   +11 more
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Degradation dynamics of lead-halide perovskites under combined heat and light.

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Bowman AR   +7 more
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Thin-film solar cells

Thin Solid Films, 2009
Abstract The rapid progress that is being made with inorganic thin-film photovoltaic (PV) technologies, both in the laboratory and in industry, is reviewed. While amorphous silicon based PV modules have been around for more than 20 years, recent industrial developments include the first polycrystalline silicon thin-film solar cells on glass and the ...
Armin G. Aberle
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Thin-Film Solar Cells

2017
This chapter reviews simulation models for thin-film solar cells, and especially the specific challenges encountered in modeling of thin-film cells based on emerging technologies. Thin-film technology is characterized by several advantages over conventional technology.
Matthias Auf der Maur   +2 more
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Selenium Thin-Film Solar Cell

Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, 1982
A new selenium thin-film solar cell of superior performance has been developed. The cell incorporates an SnO2/CdSe/Se/Au structure and is fabricated at 250°C or lower by vacuum evaporation only. The maximum efficiency is attained at 60°C, and its value is 4.6% for an AM 1 (Air Mass 1), 100 mW/cm2. This indicates the possibility of using the cell at
Hideo Ito   +4 more
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Microcrystalline Organic Thin‐Film Solar Cells

Advanced Materials, 2013
Microcrystalline organic films with tunable thickness are produced directly on an indium-tin-oxide substrate, by crystallizing a thin amorphous rubrene film followed by its use as a template for subsequent homoepitaxial growth. These films, with exciton diffusion lengths exceeding 200 nm, produce solar cells with increasing photocurrents at thicknesses
Verreet, Bregt   +3 more
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