【摘 要】
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Achieving the highest efficiency for c-Si based photovoltaics will require improved light management as substrates thin and surface passivation improves.Nan
【机 构】
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ECN Solar Energy, Netherlands
【出 处】
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SNEC 第九届(2015)国际太阳能产业及光伏工程(上海)论坛
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Achieving the highest efficiency for c-Si based photovoltaics will require improved light management as substrates thin and surface passivation improves.Nanophotonic structures, structures smaller than the wavelength of light, allow engineering of the incident light and offer a novel way to increase absorption, decrease recombination, and potentially reduce entropic losses in solar cell devices that exist today.
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