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ITO nanowire networks coating on µ-hole arrayed substrate as super-broadband antireflection layer

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Abstract We have fabricated the µ-hole array on silicon surface using short-pulse laser, and prepared ITO-nanowire networks via polystyrene spheres. They formed a super-broadband antireflection layer that has gradual refractive… Click to show full abstract

Abstract We have fabricated the µ-hole array on silicon surface using short-pulse laser, and prepared ITO-nanowire networks via polystyrene spheres. They formed a super-broadband antireflection layer that has gradual refractive index and excellent antireflective properties. The reflectance reached about 15% in the band of 400–2500 nm, and the surface could maintain a strong electrical conductivity. The finite difference time domain method was used to analysis the effect of µ-hole array on the light field, and the antireflection effect of ITO nanowires was calculated. To make use of the light energy in infrared band more effectively, it is a key role to keep a certain hole-spacing. This method will provide a novel and practical model for surface texturing to improve the efficiency of solar cells by using the infrared band light.

Keywords: ito nanowire; super broadband; antireflection layer; nanowire networks; broadband antireflection; antireflection

Journal Title: Solar Energy
Year Published: 2018

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