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The Materials Map is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within materials research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

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Publications (14/14 displayed)

  • 2014Utilization of geometrci light trapping in thin film silicon solar cells: simulations and experiments16citations
  • 2014Moisture barrier enhancement by spontaneous formation of silicon oxide interlayers in hot wire chemical vapor deposition of silicon nitride on poly (glycidyl methacrylate)2citations
  • 2013Polymer Layers by Initiated CVD for Thin Film Gas Barrier Encapsulationcitations
  • 2012An optical analysis tool for avoiding dust formation in VHF hydrogen diluted silane plasmas at low substrate temperaturescitations
  • 2012Semiconductors (ICANS)7citations
  • 2012Utilization of geometric light trapping in thin film silicon solar cells: Simulations and experimentscitations
  • 2011A novel structured plastic substrate for light confinement in thin film silicon solar cells by a geometric optical effectcitations
  • 2010Degradation of thin film nanocrystalline silicon solar cells with 1 MeV protons : E-MRS Spring meeting 2009, Symposium Bcitations
  • 2010Towards upconversion for amorphous silicon solar cells121citations
  • 2010High hydrogen dilution and low substrate temperature cause columnar growth of hydrogenated amorphous silicon6citations
  • 2009Gas phase considerations for the growth of device quality nanocrystalline silicon at high ratecitations
  • 2009Compensation of decreased ion energy by increased hydrogen dilution in plasma deposition of thin film silicon solar cells at low substrate temperatures10citations
  • 2009Transparent conducting oxide layers for thin film silicon solar cellscitations
  • 2008Gas phase considerations for the deposition of thin film silicon solar cells by VHF-PECVD at low substrate temperaturescitations

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  • Van Rijn, C. J. M.
  • Sonneveld, P. J.
  • De Jong, M. M.
  • Schropp, R. E. I.
  • Baggerman, J.
  • Werf, Van Der, C. H. M.
  • Spee, D. A.
  • De Koning, J.
  • Holterman, H. J.
  • Swinkels, G. L. A. M.
  • Rijn, C. J. M.
  • Hamers, E. A. G.
  • Verkerk, A. D.
  • Van Sark, Wilfried G. J. H. M.
  • Wild, J. De
  • Meijerink, A.
  • Bronsveld, P. C. P.
  • Mates, T.
  • Kočka, J.
  • Fejfar, A.
  • Brinza, M.
  • Liu, Y.
  • Goedheer, W. J.
  • Khilkevitch, E. M.
  • Krzhizhanovskaya, V. V.
  • Gorbachev, Y. E.
  • Smirnov, A. S.
  • Orlov, K. E.
  • Schuttauf, J. A.
  • De Wild, J.
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Towards upconversion for amorphous silicon solar cells

  • Van Sark, Wilfried G. J. H. M.
  • Wild, J. De
  • Schropp, R. E. I.
  • Meijerink, A.
  • Rath, J. K.
Abstract

Upconversion of subbandgap light of thin film single junction amorphous silicon solar cells may enhance their performance in the near infrared (NIR). In this paper we report on the application of the NIR–vis upconverter β-NaYF4:Yb3+(18%) Er3+(2%) at the back of an amorphous silicon solar cell in combination with a white back reflector and its response to infrared irradiation. Current–voltage measurements and spectral response measurements were done on experimental solar cells. An enhancement of 10 μA/cm2 was measured under illumination with a 980 nm diode laser (10 mW). A part of this was due to defect absorption in localized states of the amorphous silicon

Topics
  • amorphous
  • thin film
  • Silicon
  • defect