Parasitic Heating of Perovskite‐ and Silicon‐Based Photovoltaics (Adv. Energy Mater. 24/2023)

Cooling Score In article number 2300013, Lujia Xu, Stefaan De Wolf, and co‐workers introduce the cooling score (CS) to quantify parasitic heating for photovoltaic technologies. The higher the CS, the cooler the device. Perovskite single‐junction devices show highest CS, followed by perovskite/silico...

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Published in:Advanced energy materials 2023-06, Vol.13 (24), p.n/a
Main Authors: Xu, Lujia, Aydin, Erkan, De Bastiani, Michele, Babics, Maxime, Liu, Jiang, Azmi, Randi, Alamer, Mohammed, Salvador, Michael F., Liu, Wenzhu, Allen, Thomas, Xu, Fuzong, Kang, Jingxuan, Subbiah, Anand, Yan, Wenbo, Rehman, Atteq Ur, Zhou, Lyu, Raja, Waseem, Gan, Qiaoqiang, Liu, Zhengxin, De Wolf, Stefaan
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Language:English
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cooling score
parasitic heating
perovskites
silicon
tandem
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Summary:Cooling Score In article number 2300013, Lujia Xu, Stefaan De Wolf, and co‐workers introduce the cooling score (CS) to quantify parasitic heating for photovoltaic technologies. The higher the CS, the cooler the device. Perovskite single‐junction devices show highest CS, followed by perovskite/silicon tandems. Silicon single‐junction devices have the lowest CS. Image Concept: Lujia Xu and Ryo Mizuta Graphics. Artwork: Ryo Mizuta Graphics. King Abdullah University of Science and Technology.
ISSN:1614-6832
1614-6840
DOI:10.1002/aenm.202370103