Graphene-based wideband metamaterial absorber for solar cells application

  • Rufangura P
  • Sabah C
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Abstract

© 2017 Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE). A wideband metamaterial (MTM) absorber based on a concentric ring resonator is discussed at visible frequencies. The proposed structure offers a wideband absorption response, where absorption of > 70% is gained for the frequency ranging from 537.91 to 635.73 THz. The analysis is conducted on the components of the proposed structure to understand the origin of wideband absorption. Furthermore, a graphene monolayer sheet is integrated to the proposed MTM absorber to optimize its absorptivity, where the studies show enhancement of the absorptivity of the proposed structure up to 26% from its initial absorptivity. MTM absorbers of this kind have potential applications in solar cells.

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Rufangura, P., & Sabah, C. (2017). Graphene-based wideband metamaterial absorber for solar cells application. Journal of Nanophotonics, 11(3), 036008. https://doi.org/10.1117/1.jnp.11.036008

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