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Dielectric back scattering patterns for light trapping in thin-film Si solar cells

Van Lare et al., 2013

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1690346620855075167
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Van Lare M
Lenzmann F
Polman A
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Optics Express

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We experimentally compare the light trapping efficiency of dielectric and metallic backscattering patterns in thin-film a-Si: H solar cells. We compare devices with randomly patterned Ag back contacts that are covered with either flat or patterned aluminum-doped …
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