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Use of two-dimensional nanorod arrays with slanted ITO film to enhance optical absorption for photovoltaic applications

Yao et al., 2012

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17022206039229556571
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Yao Y
Tsai M
Hsu H
She L
Cheng C
Chen Y
Wu C
Lee Y
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optics express

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Two-dimensional (2D) Si-nanorod arrays offer a promising architecture that has been widely recognized as attractive devices for photovoltaic applications. To further reduce the Fresnel reflection that occurs at the interface between the air and the 2D Si-nanorod array because …
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