Modeling and Performance of Microscale Thermophotovoltaic Energy Conversion Devices

By M. Whale, E. G. Gravaiho. IEEE Power Engineering Review, 2002

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Solution of near-field thermal radiation in one-dimensional layered media using dyadic Green's functions and the scattering matrix method (2009, background): “Near-field thermal radiation has only recently attracted attention due to applications in nanoscale-gap thermophotovoltaic (TPV) power generation [3–5], in near-field thermal microscopy [6–8], and far-field control of thermal”
Review of near‐field thermal radiation and its application to energy conversion (2009, unknown): “Whale and Cravalho [5] considered a more realistic system by using a fictitious Drude material with a low conductivity and InGaAs for the emitter and the TPV cell, respectively.”
Microscale radiation in thermophotovoltaic devices—A review (2007, background): “Whale and Cravalho (2002) demonstrated efficiency as a function of the band gap of InxGa1 xAs cells at different alloy compositions in a MTPV device.”