Degradation Science from Nanometers to Kilometers: A Pathway to Rapid Detection for Reliable Photovoltaics

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Abstract

Photovoltaics reliability for terrestrial applications has more than four decades of history and experience. International standards development has prevented many early life failures and must be continued in the future. Yet, as the module product development cycle is measured in mere months, additional investment in the fundamental degradation science and rapid detection should be developed. In this article, a brief strategy is provided addressing indoor accelerated, outdoor testing, and modeling efforts required to retain high reliability in the following decade.

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Jordan, D. C., & Barnes, T. M. (2023). Degradation Science from Nanometers to Kilometers: A Pathway to Rapid Detection for Reliable Photovoltaics. Solar RRL, 7(17). https://doi.org/10.1002/solr.202300170

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