NREL PV Working with Industry, Spring/Summer 1996

NREL PV Working with Industry, Spring/Summer 1996

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Abstract

This newsletter highlights some of NREL's PV accomplishments, which include a record silicon solar cell module efficiency of 22.3% reported by the University of New South Wales; an 11.8% stable triple-junction cell and a 10.2% one foot square module in amorphous silicon by United Solar Systems Corporation; a wide range of cadmium telluride (CdTe) deposition techniques were reported to produceefficient CdS/CdTe devices; as well as a wide range of advances in copper indium diselenide, III-V high-efficiency devices, cell and module testing, and encapsulants.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	16
State	Published - 1996

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NREL/MK-410-21251

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NREL PV Working with Industry, Spring/Summer 1996

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