Current trends in high-efficiency III–V nanostructured solar cells
Yoshitaka Okada
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Yoshitaka Okada
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Summary form only given. On-going challenges in the solar energy conversion using quantum nanostructured solar cells are reviewed. In quantum dot intermediate band solar cells (QD-IBSCs), control of carrier dynamics with a particular emphasis on the two-step inter-subband absorption/recombination processes is paramount to achieving high-efficiencies. Significant efforts and a rapid progress have been made in the device physics as well as practical demonstration of high-efficiency IBSC using QDs.
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Summary form only given. On-going challenges in the solar energy conversion using quantum nanostructured solar cells are reviewed. In quantum dot intermediate band solar cells (QD-IBSCs), control of carrier dynamics with a particular emphasis on the two-step inter-subband absorption/recombination processes is paramount to achieving high-efficiencies. Significant efforts and a rapid progress have been made in the device physics as well as practical demonstration of high-efficiency IBSC using QDs.
Key concepts: Quantum dot, Multiple exciton generation, Solar cell, Optoelectronics, Materials science, Absorption (acoustics), Recombination, Energy conversion efficiency