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Porous silicon with metal nanoparticles for silicon solar cells

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Abstract

Composite solar cells formed by a crystalline Si with a thin mesoporous silicon layer infiltrated by plasmonic nanoparticles are studied. Measurements show an increase of quantum efficiency as a result of local field enhancement near nanoparticles due to plasmon resonance.

© 2012 Optical Society of America

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