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Inverted nanocone-based thin film photovoltaics with omnidirectionally enhanced performance

Lin et al., 2014

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3405006158627718809
Author
Lin Q
Leung S
Lu L
Chen X
Chen Z
Tang H
Su W
Li D
Fan Z
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Acs Nano

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Thin film photovoltaic (PV) technologies are highly attractive for low-cost solar energy conversion and possess a wide range of potential applications from building-integrated PV generation to portable power sources. Inverted nanocones (i-cones) have been …
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