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Posted On: 12/03/2018 12:16:09 PM
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Combine the infrared with visible light records for QDSC of around 12%, and they are at over 20% effective energy conversion. I say this considering that today's silicon based solar cells are not known for infrared conversion.
I know very little of actual solar cell architecture, but I would think with quantum dots, they could combine a quantum dot that absorbs visible light with one that absorb infrared (in separate layered sheets, possibly?) and have a solar cell that is high enough in energy conversion to make it cost effective.
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2018-...120318.php
I know very little of actual solar cell architecture, but I would think with quantum dots, they could combine a quantum dot that absorbs visible light with one that absorb infrared (in separate layered sheets, possibly?) and have a solar cell that is high enough in energy conversion to make it cost effective.
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2018-...120318.php
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