Improvement of silicon heterojunction module efficiency using fast illumination post-treatments
Authors:
- Tristan GageotTGTristan Gageot
- Jordi VeirmanJVJordi Veirman
- Jean-Sébastien CaronJCJean-Sébastien Caron
- Mickaël AlbaricMAMickaël Albaric
- David PelletierDPDavid Pelletier
- Pedro JeronimoPJPedro Jeronimo
- Romain SoulasRSRomain Soulas
- Sylvain De VecchiSVSylvain De Vecchi
- Wilfried FavreWFWilfried Favre
- Lorenzo CarboneLCLorenzo Carbone
- Antonino RagonesiARAntonino Ragonesi
- Cosimo GerardiCGCosimo Gerardi
- 28 May 2023
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells
- Vol. 257
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