Tapered aluminum-doped vertical zinc oxide nanorod arrays as light coupling layer for solar energy applications
Identifieur interne : 000687 ( Chine/Analysis ); précédent : 000686; suivant : 000688Tapered aluminum-doped vertical zinc oxide nanorod arrays as light coupling layer for solar energy applications
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- Section variable, Addition aluminium, Nanobâtonnet, Energie solaire, Dépôt électrolytique, Solution aqueuse, Cellule solaire, Absorbeur solaire, Facteur réflexion, Revêtement protecteur, Courant court circuit, Tension circuit ouvert, Surface sélective, Revêtement antiréfléchissant, Tube sous vide, Oxyde de zinc, Zinc, Aluminium, Cuivre, Séléniure d'indium, Séléniure de gallium, GaSe, ZnO, Structure en oeil de mouche.
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English descriptors
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- Aluminium, Aluminium addition, Antireflection coating, Aqueous solution, Copper, Electrodeposition, Evacuated tube, Gallium selenides, Indium selenides, Moth-eye structure, Nanorod, Open circuit voltage, Protective coatings, Reflectance, Selective surface, Short circuit currents, Solar absorbers, Solar cell, Solar energy, Variable section, Zinc, Zinc oxide.
Abstract
Tapered aluminum-doped vertical zinc oxide nanorod arrays have been prepared by using simple electrodeposition at 75 C from an aqueous solution of zinc nitrate and aluminum nitrate. Two substrates were used, i.e., copper indium gallium (di)selenide solar cells and a solar thermal absorber. The resulting nanorod arrays were of high optical quality, indicting their applicability as a light coupling layer via a moth-eye effect by means of the subwavelength structure. The weighted global reflectance of the substrates' surface is decreased after coating it with the light coupling layer. The coating layer boosts the solar cells' short-circuit current without an obvious effect on their open-circuit voltage and changes the solar thermal absorber layer to a novel solar selective surface. The studies show that the aluminum-doped vertical zinc oxide nanorod arrays are an excellent light coupling element for both solar cell antireflective coating and solar thermal selective surfaces.
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Two substrates were used, i.e., copper indium gallium (di)selenide solar cells and a solar thermal absorber. The resulting nanorod arrays were of high optical quality, indicting their applicability as a light coupling layer via a moth-eye effect by means of the subwavelength structure. The weighted global reflectance of the substrates' surface is decreased after coating it with the light coupling layer. The coating layer boosts the solar cells' short-circuit current without an obvious effect on their open-circuit voltage and changes the solar thermal absorber layer to a novel solar selective surface. 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