2009
DOI: 10.15407/spqeo12.04.406
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Thin silicon solar cells with SiОх /SiNx Bragg mirror rear surface reflector

Abstract: Bragg reflectors consisting of sequence of dielectric layers with a quarter wavelengths optical thickness are promising to create solar cells of third generation. SiО х /SiN x Bragg mirror (BM) at the backside of textured multicrystalline silicon solar cells was fabricated by PECVD method. BM with 9 bi-layers was optimized for the maximum reflectivity within the wavelength range Δλ = 820...1110 nm. The maximum measured reflectivity is approximately 82 %. Measured reflectivity values were compared with the simu… Show more

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“…For example, a distributed Bragg reflector, which is commonly used as a high quality mirror, supports a photonic band gap, which can be positioned at photon energies just below the electronic band gap of the PV cell 61 62 . In fact, the concept of incorporating a Bragg reflector in a PV module is not new and has been used in the past as a way to recycle photons in various PV cells 63 64 65 66 67 68 . Although it is impossible to completely eliminate metal, since electrical contacts are needed to extract charge carriers, a recent study has shown that it is ideal to minimize the contact area between the PV cell and the metal contacts to reduce recombination losses 69 .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…For example, a distributed Bragg reflector, which is commonly used as a high quality mirror, supports a photonic band gap, which can be positioned at photon energies just below the electronic band gap of the PV cell 61 62 . In fact, the concept of incorporating a Bragg reflector in a PV module is not new and has been used in the past as a way to recycle photons in various PV cells 63 64 65 66 67 68 . Although it is impossible to completely eliminate metal, since electrical contacts are needed to extract charge carriers, a recent study has shown that it is ideal to minimize the contact area between the PV cell and the metal contacts to reduce recombination losses 69 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Można to osiągnąć przez teksturyzację powierzchni przedniej/tylnej ogniwa i/lub wytworzenie lustra na tylnej powierzchni odbijającego niskoenergetyczne fotony [5]. Taka modyfikacja pozwala na absorpcję fotonów, które w przeciwnym razie przeszłyby przez ogniwo bez interakcji [6].…”
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