Hierarchical structures consisting of SiO2 nanorods and p-GaN microdomes for efficiently harvesting solar energy for InGaN quantum well photovoltaic cells

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We experimentally and theoretically demonstrated the hierarchical structure of SiO2 nanorod arrays/p-GaN microdomes as a light harvesting scheme for InGaN-based multiple quantum well solar cells. The combination of nano- and micro-structures leads to increased internal multiple reflection and provides an intermediate refractive index between air and GaN. Cells with the hierarchical structure exhibit improved short-circuit current densities and fill factors, rendering a 1.47 fold efficiency enhancement as compared to planar cells. © 2012 The Royal Society of Chemistry.

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Ho, C. H., Lien, D. H., Chang, H. C., Lin, C. A., Kang, C. F., Hsing, M. K., … He, J. H. (2012). Hierarchical structures consisting of SiO2 nanorods and p-GaN microdomes for efficiently harvesting solar energy for InGaN quantum well photovoltaic cells. Nanoscale, 4(23), 7346–7349. https://doi.org/10.1039/c2nr32746e

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