New Disorder-Engineering Technique to Develop High-Efficiency Ultrathin Solar Cells

The new solar cell has a thickness of less than 100 nm, 1,000 times thinner than silicon solar cells

February 23, 2022

/ Harsh Shukla
/ Solar, Technology
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An international team of researchers from ICFO, Imperial College London, and University College London has claimed to have developed a new disorder-engineering technique for inorganic solar cells that achieved a record-breaking power conversion efficiency.

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