Doctor-blade deposition of quantum dots onto standard window glass for low-loss large-area luminescent solar concentrators

By Hongbo Li, Kaifeng Wu, Jaehoon Lim, Hyung‐Jun Song, V. Klimov. Nature Energy, 2016

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Physical and Theoretical Chemistry

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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Edward H. Sargent
2. V. Klimov
3. D. Talapin
4. F. P. García de Arquer
5. Yasuhiko Arakawa
6. Manfred Bayer
7. Kaifeng Wu
8. Hongbo Li

In Materials Chemistry

1. Edward H. Sargent
2. D. Talapin
3. V. Klimov
4. F. P. García de Arquer
5. Hongbo Li
6. Kaifeng Wu
7. K. Johnston
8. Matthew C. Beard

In Physical and Theoretical Chemistry

1. V. Klimov
2. Kaifeng Wu
3. Hongbo Li

Citations in the corpus

• Tandem luminescent solar concentrators based on engineered quantum dots (2018, methodology): “…coupled LSC-PV system ( η LSC-PV ) can be related to η PV by η LSC-PV = q η s,ext η PV , where q is the spectral reshaping factor calculated as the ratio of the solar-cell EQE averaged over the PL spectrum of the LSC fluorophore and the EQE averaged over the solar spectrum 6 (Supplementary Note 2).”
• Semiconductor quantum dots: Technological progress and future challenges (2021, background): “The largest cQD-based LSCs are yet within a few tens of square centimeters (197).”