A 43.0% efficient GaInP photonic power converter with a distributed Bragg reflector under high-power 638nm laser irradiation of 17Wcm-2

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Optical wireless power transmission systems incorporating photovoltaic cells and lasers are expected to serve as next-generation energy supply devices for automobiles and autonomous underwater vehicles. High photoelectric conversion efficiencies over 40% of photovoltaic converters under high-power irradiation over 10 W cm-2are required for the practical application in these applications. We achieved a high conversion efficiency of 43.0% of GaInP photonic power converter under high-power 638 nm laser irradiation of 17.0 W cm-2by incorporating multi-crossed finger electrodes and a distributed Bragg reflector. The highest efficiency, 46.0% of GaInP converter cell, was also obtained at 1.1 W cm-2laser irradiation. © 2021 The Japan Society of Applied Physics.

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Komuro, Y., Honda, S., Kurooka, K., Warigaya, R., Tanaka, F., & Uchida, S. (2021). A 43.0% efficient GaInP photonic power converter with a distributed Bragg reflector under high-power 638nm laser irradiation of 17Wcm-2. Applied Physics Express, 14(5). https://doi.org/10.35848/1882-0786/abf31c

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