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Using plasmonics and nanoparticles to enhance the efficiency of solar cells: review of latest technologies

Olaimat et al., 2021

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Olaimat M
Yousefi L
Ramahi O
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With the advances in the field of plasmonics, techniques for trapping and localizing light have become more feasible at the nanoscale. Several works have shown that plasmonics- based photovoltaic devices have yielded an improved absorption capability, enabling the …
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