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Photovoltaic technology: from atoms to arrays

By: Kazmerski, L.L | Emery, K.A

Publisher: Technical Information Services ; Bangkok ; September 1992Description: 13 pSubject(s): SOLAR ENERGY | ENERGY | ELECTRICITY | RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCESSummary: The status and direction of photovoltaic technologies are presented, with emphasis on the performances of cells and modules used in various research and commercial solar cell approaches. Current and projected research and development directions are indicated. Special aspects of the current evolution of photovoltaics from the research laboratory to the commercial arena are discussed, including new programs directed to make this energy resource a viable electricity choice for uers worldwide.

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The status and direction of photovoltaic technologies are presented, with emphasis on the performances of cells and modules used in various research and commercial solar cell approaches. Current and projected research and development directions are indicated. Special aspects of the current evolution of photovoltaics from the research laboratory to the commercial arena are discussed, including new programs directed to make this energy resource a viable electricity choice for uers worldwide.

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