Abstract
We fabricate nanoporous "black-silicon" surfaces by a low-cost nanocatalyzed liquid etch and find an exponential decay of reflectance versus the wavelength-scaled density grade depth. Using this surface in place of conventional anti-reflection coating, we have fabricated confirmed 16.8%-efficient silicon solar cells. Article not available.
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