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  2. Third-generation photovoltaic cell - Wikipedia

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    Any photon with more energy than the bandgap can cause photoexcitation, but any energy above the bandgap energy is lost. Consider the solar spectrum; only a small portion of the light reaching the ground is blue, but those photons have three times the energy of red light. Silicon's bandgap is 1.1 eV, about that of red light, so in this case ...

  3. Thin-film solar cell - Wikipedia

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    In a typical solar cell, the photovoltaic effect is used to generate electricity from sunlight. The light-absorbing or "active layer" of the solar cell is typically a semiconducting material, meaning that there is a gap in its energy spectrum between the valence band of localized electrons around host ions and the conduction band of higher-energy electrons which are free to move throughout the ...

  4. Solar cell research - Wikipedia

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    Processing silica (SiO 2) to produce silicon is a very high energy process - at current efficiencies, it takes one to two years for a conventional solar cell to generate as much energy as was used to make the silicon it contains. More energy efficient methods of synthesis are not only beneficial to the solar industry, but also to industries ...

  5. Heterojunction solar cell - Wikipedia

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    A cross-sectional schematic of the layers of a bifacial silicon heterojunction solar cell An energy band diagram showing energy levels of layers in a typical SHJ solar cell A "front-junction" heterojunction solar cell is composed of a p–i–n–i–n -doped stack of silicon layers; the middle being an n -type crystalline silicon wafer and the ...

  6. Theory of solar cells - Wikipedia

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    However, the solar frequency spectrum approximates a black body spectrum at about 5,800 K, [1] and as such, much of the solar radiation reaching the Earth is composed of photons with energies greater than the band gap of silicon (1.12eV), which is near to the ideal value for a terrestrial solar cell (1.4eV). These higher energy photons will be ...

  7. Solar energy conversion - Wikipedia

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    Solar energy conversion has the potential to be a very cost-effective technology. It is cheaper as compared to non-conventional energy sources. The use of solar energy help to increase employment and development of the transportation & agriculture sector. Solar installations are becoming cheaper and more readily available to countries where ...

  8. Multi-junction solar cell - Wikipedia

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    The efficiencies of solar cells and Si solar technology are relatively stable, while the efficiencies of solar modules and multi-junction technology are progressing. [ citation needed ] Measurements on MJ solar cells are usually made in the laboratory, using light concentrators (this is often not the case for the other cells) and under standard ...

  9. Solar cell - Wikipedia

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    Solar energy production in the U.S. has doubled from 2013 to 2019. [169] This was driven first by the falling price of quality silicon, [170] [171] [172] and later simply by the globally plunging cost of photovoltaic modules. [166] [173] In 2018, the U.S. added 10.8GW of installed solar photovoltaic energy, an increase of 21%. [167]

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