Study the effect different layer arrangement on efficiency of gallium arsenide solar cells using silvaco TCAD tools software / Meor Mohd Ekhwan Meor Ibrahim

Photovoltaics is a renewable energy technology that converts the sunlight directly into electricity through a photovoltaic (PVs) cell, commonly called a solar cell. Basically, they are made from semiconductor material such as silicon, gallium arsenide, amorphous and many more semiconductors. Photovo...

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spelling my.uitm.ir.986392024-08-22T09:38:04Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/98639/ Study the effect different layer arrangement on efficiency of gallium arsenide solar cells using silvaco TCAD tools software / Meor Mohd Ekhwan Meor Ibrahim Meor Ibrahim, Meor Mohd Ekhwan TK Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering Photovoltaics is a renewable energy technology that converts the sunlight directly into electricity through a photovoltaic (PVs) cell, commonly called a solar cell. Basically, they are made from semiconductor material such as silicon, gallium arsenide, amorphous and many more semiconductors. Photovoltaic energy has become popular nowadays because of its ability to provide nearly permanent, uninterrupted power. What is more interesting, there is no operating cost. This research was conducted to study the effect of different layer arrangement of GaAs p/n heteroface solar cell. Three different model of GaAs p/n heteroface solar cell structure were introduced and had been simulated. ATLAS device simulator by Silvaco International was introduced for used as a tool in modeling solar cell. This project was conducted only to design and simulate both solar cell based on virtual fabrication but not involves real fabrication. This ATLAS simulator extracts the electrical characteristics of a solar cell based on virtual fabrication of its physical structure, allowing for direct manipulation of materials, dimensions and dopings. The analysis focused on spectral response analysis. From spectral response analysis, two parameters were issue, photo current and efficiency. The final result shows that, different layer arrangement can effect on photo current and efficiency. 2009 Thesis NonPeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/98639/1/98639.pdf Study the effect different layer arrangement on efficiency of gallium arsenide solar cells using silvaco TCAD tools software / Meor Mohd Ekhwan Meor Ibrahim. (2009) Degree thesis, thesis, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM).
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Study the effect different layer arrangement on efficiency of gallium arsenide solar cells using silvaco TCAD tools software / Meor Mohd Ekhwan Meor Ibrahim
description Photovoltaics is a renewable energy technology that converts the sunlight directly into electricity through a photovoltaic (PVs) cell, commonly called a solar cell. Basically, they are made from semiconductor material such as silicon, gallium arsenide, amorphous and many more semiconductors. Photovoltaic energy has become popular nowadays because of its ability to provide nearly permanent, uninterrupted power. What is more interesting, there is no operating cost. This research was conducted to study the effect of different layer arrangement of GaAs p/n heteroface solar cell. Three different model of GaAs p/n heteroface solar cell structure were introduced and had been simulated. ATLAS device simulator by Silvaco International was introduced for used as a tool in modeling solar cell. This project was conducted only to design and simulate both solar cell based on virtual fabrication but not involves real fabrication. This ATLAS simulator extracts the electrical characteristics of a solar cell based on virtual fabrication of its physical structure, allowing for direct manipulation of materials, dimensions and dopings. The analysis focused on spectral response analysis. From spectral response analysis, two parameters were issue, photo current and efficiency. The final result shows that, different layer arrangement can effect on photo current and efficiency.
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title Study the effect different layer arrangement on efficiency of gallium arsenide solar cells using silvaco TCAD tools software / Meor Mohd Ekhwan Meor Ibrahim
title_short Study the effect different layer arrangement on efficiency of gallium arsenide solar cells using silvaco TCAD tools software / Meor Mohd Ekhwan Meor Ibrahim
title_full Study the effect different layer arrangement on efficiency of gallium arsenide solar cells using silvaco TCAD tools software / Meor Mohd Ekhwan Meor Ibrahim
title_fullStr Study the effect different layer arrangement on efficiency of gallium arsenide solar cells using silvaco TCAD tools software / Meor Mohd Ekhwan Meor Ibrahim
title_full_unstemmed Study the effect different layer arrangement on efficiency of gallium arsenide solar cells using silvaco TCAD tools software / Meor Mohd Ekhwan Meor Ibrahim
title_sort study the effect different layer arrangement on efficiency of gallium arsenide solar cells using silvaco tcad tools software / meor mohd ekhwan meor ibrahim
publishDate 2009
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/98639/1/98639.pdf
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