Le Programme SOPHOCLE

Claverie, M.; Dupas, A.; Estève, D.

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“…These considerations can be illustrated by the results obtained for the water molecule with different methods summarized in Table VI. 6. Computation of Dipole Polarizabilities of a Series of…”

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Computation of accurate electronic molecular polarizabilities

Voisin¹,

Cartier²,

Rivail³

1992

J. Phys. Chem.

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Computation of accurate electronic molecular polarizabilities

Voisin¹,

Cartier²,

Rivail³

1992

J. Phys. Chem.

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“…Figure 2 shows picture of this concentrator. Shortly afterwards, several prototypes were developed in Europe, one at the Laboratoire d'Automatique et de ses Applications Spaciales of Toulouse, 3 in France, another one in Italy by the company Ansaldo, 4 and a third one in Spain at our own Institute. 5 They were all essentially similar to the one made by Sandia Labs.…”

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Photovoltaic concentration at the onset of its commercial deployment

Ĺuque

Sala

Luque-Heredia

2006

Progress in Photovoltaics

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An overview of the field of photovoltaic concentration is provided taking into account that we think we are at the onset of its real commercialization. This belief is justified in this paper. It first contains a description of the different elements in a concentrator, stressing the challenges associated with each element, and then we describe briefly the different concentrators that we think are currently in a real pre-commercial stage. Finally, we discuss a number of issues associated to the deployment of the field including cost, experience, and market tendencies. This paper goes on to summarize the Conclusions.

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Concentrated Photovoltaic (CPV) for Rooftop—Compact System Approach

Burhan

Shahzad

2018

Energy, Environment, and Sustainability

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The single junction based conventional PV panels are dominating almost the entire photovoltaic market. In addition, they can only offer a limited solar conversion efficiency due to limitations of the band gap of their single pnjunction. On the other hand, third generation multi-junction solar cell offers the highest solar energy conversion efficiency as their multiple pn-junctions can absorb a larger portion of solar spectrum. Despite such high potential, their share in current photovoltaic market is still negligible, even though, they have been used in form of concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) systems to reduce the use of expensive solar cell material. The main reason for such low market share is due to the gigantic design of commercial PV system which is only suitable to install in the open desert regions, thereby limiting its customers and application scope. In this chapter, a compact CPV system design is discussed with the motivation for its rooftop application and installation. Moreover, the long term performance of CPV is also compared with conventional PV system in tropical conditions, to highlight its potential in low solar energy areas.

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Le Programme SOPHOCLE

Cited by 3 publications

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Computation of accurate electronic molecular polarizabilities

Computation of accurate electronic molecular polarizabilities

Photovoltaic concentration at the onset of its commercial deployment

Concentrated Photovoltaic (CPV) for Rooftop—Compact System Approach

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