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Multi-resonant Absorption for Ultrathin Solar Cells

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Abstract

We show that multiresonant absorption can exceed the lambertian light-trapping limit. We present a simple theoretical model, numerical examples, and our latest experimental results with record efficiency achieved for 200nm-thick GaAs solar cells.

© 2016 Optical Society of America

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