Physics of Thin–Film Photovoltaics
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Product details:
- Publisher Wiley–Blackwell
- Date of Publication 31 August 2026
- ISBN 9780470110140
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages350 pages
- Size 250x150 mm
- Language English 700
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Short description:
The overall objective of this book to give a self–containedin–depth discussion of the physics of thin–film systems in a manneraccessible to both researchers and students, so that the readersgain a sound perspective on the past and a foundation forprojecting future trends.
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The overall objective of this book to give a self–containedin–depth discussion of the physics of thin–film systems in a manneraccessible to both researchers and students, so that the readersgain a sound perspective on the past and a foundation forprojecting future trends. It starts with a brief generalintroduction to renewable energy, photovoltaics, and thin–filmtechnology challenges. It covers most aspects of the physicsof thin–film photovoltaic devices, including device operations,material structure and parameters, thin–film junction formation,analytical and numerical modeling, recently developed concepts oflarge area effects and lateral non–uniformities, physics ofshunting (both shunt growth and effects), and the physicsunderlying device degradation. Also, it reviews a variety ofphysical diagnostic techniques proven in thin–film photovoltaictechnology.
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