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Capturing the spectral response of solar cells with a quasi‐steady‐state, large‐signal technique

Mäckel et al., 2006

Document ID
743330083688887782
Author
Mäckel H
Cuevas A
Publication year
Publication venue
Progress in Photovoltaics: Research and Applications

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A new approach to measure the spectral response of the short‐circuit current of solar cells is presented in this investigation. The main innovative feature is the light source, which produces a broad range of intensities, up to 10 suns in a quasi‐steady‐state mode, thus …
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