一、题目：Al-Based Front Contacts for HCPV Solar Cells
二、主讲人：霍鹏云
三、时间：2018年6月28日（星期四）, 下午15:00
四、地点: 闻理园A4-218(四友之家)
内容摘要：As the third generation PV technology, concentrator photovoltaics (CPV)
is one of the most promising technologies to reduce the cost of solar
electricity. One of the key design challenges for high efficiency concentrator solar cells
is to minimize the impact of ohmic losses associated with the large current
densities that these devices handle. Typically, the most critical component is
that of the series resistance due to the front contact. In this work, a low cost high performance based on
PdGe/TiPd/Al metal stacks is explored. The results show that a PdGe/TiPd/Al
front contact reduces the series resistance and thus can improve the
performance of solar cells at ultrahigh concentration levels.
主讲人简介: 霍鹏云，西班牙马德里理工大学光伏太阳能研究所，光伏太阳能（Photovoltaic Solar Energy）博士，主要从事第三代聚光光伏太阳能电池的相关研究，包括聚光光伏太阳能电池正表面电极的制备及其优化，多结太阳能电池的结构优化及表征，多结太阳能电池的减反射膜沉积等。已经在Semicond.
Sci. Technol., J. Electron. Mater.等期刊上发表多篇SCI论文。
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