Quantifying the effectiveness of SiO2/Au light trapping nanoshells for thin film poly-Si solar cells


Autoria(s): Bai YM (Bai YiMing); Wang J (Wang Jun); Chen NF (Chen NuoFu); Yao JX (Yao JianXi); Yin ZG (Yin ZhiGang); Zhang H (Zhang Han); Zhang XW (Zhang XingWang); Huang TM (Huang TianMao); Wang YS (Wang YanShuo); Yang XL (Yang XiaoLi)
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2010

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In order to enhance light absorption of thin film poly-crystalline silicon (TF poly-Si) solar cells over a broad spectral range, and quantify the effectiveness of nanoshell light trapping structure over the full solar spectrum in theory, the effective photon trapping flux (EPTF) and effective photon trapping efficiency (EPTE) were firstly proposed by considering both the external quantum efficiency of TF poly-Si solar cell and scattering properties of light trapping structures. The EPTF, EPTE and scattering spectrum exhibit different behaviors depending on the geometric size and density of nanoshells that form the light trapping layer. With an optimum size and density of SiO2/Au nanoshell light trapping layer, the EPTE could reach up to 40% due to the enhancement of light trapping over a broad spectral range, especially from 500 to 800 nm.

In order to enhance light absorption of thin film poly-crystalline silicon (TF poly-Si) solar cells over a broad spectral range, and quantify the effectiveness of nanoshell light trapping structure over the full solar spectrum in theory, the effective photon trapping flux (EPTF) and effective photon trapping efficiency (EPTE) were firstly proposed by considering both the external quantum efficiency of TF poly-Si solar cell and scattering properties of light trapping structures. The EPTF, EPTE and scattering spectrum exhibit different behaviors depending on the geometric size and density of nanoshells that form the light trapping layer. With an optimum size and density of SiO2/Au nanoshell light trapping layer, the EPTE could reach up to 40% due to the enhancement of light trapping over a broad spectral range, especially from 500 to 800 nm.

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http://ir.semi.ac.cn/handle/172111/13492

http://www.irgrid.ac.cn/handle/1471x/66104

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英语

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Bai YM (Bai YiMing), Wang J (Wang Jun), Chen NF (Chen NuoFu), Yao JX (Yao JianXi), Yin ZG (Yin ZhiGang), Zhang H (Zhang Han), Zhang XW (Zhang XingWang), Huang TM (Huang TianMao), Wang YS (Wang YanShuo), Yang XL (Yang XiaoLi).Quantifying the effectiveness of SiO2/Au light trapping nanoshells for thin film poly-Si solar cells.SCIENCE CHINA-TECHNOLOGICAL SCIENCES,2010,53(8):2228-2231

Palavras-Chave #光电子学 #thin film poly-crystalline silicon #surface plasmons #SiO2/Au nanoshell
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