2016
DOI: 10.1117/12.2213886
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Characterization of high performance silicon-based VMJ PV cells for laser power transmission applications

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“…First, to do this, it is very important to improve the O/E conversion efficiency of PPCs. In this experiment, the silicon-based PPCs that we used have their highest O/E conversion efficiencies within a wavelength range between 900 nm and 980 nm [26], [27], which was the outside the suitable wavelength of the feed light source at 808 nm. Then, the O/E conversion efficiency was approximately 24%.…”
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“…First, to do this, it is very important to improve the O/E conversion efficiency of PPCs. In this experiment, the silicon-based PPCs that we used have their highest O/E conversion efficiencies within a wavelength range between 900 nm and 980 nm [26], [27], which was the outside the suitable wavelength of the feed light source at 808 nm. Then, the O/E conversion efficiency was approximately 24%.…”
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“…The feed light power transmitted into each MMF output was injected into each photovoltaic power converters (PPCs) to convert the optical power into electrical power. The PPCs were commercially available devices (YCH-H003-15-FC, MH GoPower, Ltd.) [26], [27]. The maximum input power and the optical-to-electrical (O/E) conversion efficiency were 10 W and approximately 24% at a wavelength of 808 nm, respectively.…”
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“…The Journal of Engineering published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd on behalf of The Institution of Engineering and Technology light-emitting diode (LED) to achieve a high-power conversion efficiency of the solar cell [1]. Near-infrared (NIR) range is the optimum wavelength for mature Si or GaAs (Gallium Arsenide) solar cells in an OWPT system [8,9]. Since NIR wavelength longer than 0.7 µm cannot be seen by the human eye [12], the visible wavelength light can be utilised for other characteristics of non-primary function of OWPT, such as appearance.…”
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“…A typical example of such converters designed for flow densities over 10W/cm 2 is a layered silicon structure offered by MH GoPower [1,2]. Real operating conditions for such photo converters revealed a number of significant features and limitations, associated essentially with the thermal-and photoself-action of the converted flow at high radiation concentrations and insufficient heat removal from the site.…”
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