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Surface plasmon effects in the absorption enhancements of amorphous silicon solar cells with periodical metal nanowall and nanopillar structures

Lin et al., 2012

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2980167598077270637
Author
Lin H
Kuo Y
Liao C
Yang C
Kiang Y
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Publication venue
Optics Express

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The authors numerically investigate the absorption enhancement of an amorphous Si solar cell, in which a periodical one-dimensional nanowall or two-dimensional nanopillar structure of the Ag back-reflector is fabricated such that a dome-shaped grating geometry is formed …
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