Maximum efficiencies of indoor photovoltaic devices

By M. Freunek, Leonhard Michael Reindl. IEEE Journal of Photovoltaics, 2013

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

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• Technology and Market Perspective for Indoor Photovoltaic Cells (2019, unknown): “Considering the performance of individual cell technologies in more detail; silicon, the dominant cell material in the solar market with record solar efficiencies over 26% [25] demonstrates ambient light harvesting efficiencies under 8% [28], [29] owing to its narrow bandgap, the dominance of Shockl”
• Performance of III–V Solar Cells as Indoor Light Energy Harvesters (2016, background): “[14] highlighted the potential of GaInP cells in a theoretical analysis and measured their performance under a single fluorescent spectrum condition, while Teran et al.”
• Highly efficient perovskite solar cells for light harvesting under indoor illumination via solution processed SnO2/MgO composite electron transport layers (2018, background): “The integration of cheap but efficient light harvesters can translate in a significant reduction of costs, both in terms of devices and maintenance, and also has a positive effect on the environment, reducing the impact associated to disposal of batteries[12].”