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PERFORMANCE OF SILICON SOLAR CELL WITH VARIOUS SURFACE TEXTURES Jahanshah, F; Sopian, K; Ahmad, I.; Othman, M.Y; Zaidi, S.H
185P -3466
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The performance of solar cell with various surface texture patterns was reported. Wet, RIE, one and two dimensions texturing with and without the nitride antireflection coating were compared. An I-V tester calibrated by Sandia National Laboratory was used. The surface texture of the solar cells were as follows (a) solar cell with 2D texturing without nitride antireflection, (b) solar cell with 1D texturing with nitride antireflection (c) solar cell with 1D texturing without nitride antireflection, (d) solar cell with wet texturing without nitride antireflection, (e) solar cell with wet texturing with nitride antireflection (f) solar cell with RIE texturing with nitride antireflection. RIE and two dimension surface texturing showed the best output with maximum short density current of  0.042 mA/cm2 and of 0.045 mA/cm2 respectively.
OPTIONS FOR SOLAR DRYING SYSTEMS: PERSPECTIVE IN MALAYSIA Othman, M.Y.H.; sopian, k
185P -3466
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Solar drying provides an alternative to the use of fossil fuel. Solar drying system is one of the most promising applications of crop drying. However, there are problems associated with the intermittent natural of solar radiation and the low intensities of solar radiation. The problems can be remedied by the use of heat storage, auxiliary energy source, control system, larger surface collector and hybrid system. However, this will result in a high capital investment. Economic indicators such as cost ofmaintenance, payback period, internal rate of return can be used to calculate the economic of it application.This paper presents the experience in Malaysia on crop drying. We also present the performance of four solar assisted drying systems for crop drying using different collector types, (a) V-groove solar collector with cabinet dryer, (b) double-pass solar collector with porous media in the lower channel and a flat bed drying chamber, (c) Solar dehumidification system and (d) Photovoltaic-thermal solar drying system.
PERFORMANCE OF SILICON SOLAR CELL WITH VARIOUS SURFACE TEXTURES Jahanshah, F; Sopian, K; Ahmad, I.; Othman, M.Y; Zaidi, S.H
185P -3466
Publisher : Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology

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The performance of solar cell with various surface texture patterns was reported. Wet, RIE, one and two dimensions texturing with and without the nitride antireflection coating were compared. An I-V tester calibrated by Sandia National Laboratory was used. The surface texture of the solar cells were as follows (a) solar cell with 2D texturing without nitride antireflection, (b) solar cell with 1D texturing with nitride antireflection (c) solar cell with 1D texturing without nitride antireflection, (d) solar cell with wet texturing without nitride antireflection, (e) solar cell with wet texturing with nitride antireflection (f) solar cell with RIE texturing with nitride antireflection. RIE and two dimension surface texturing showed the best output with maximum short density current of  0.042 mA/cm2 and of 0.045 mA/cm2 respectively.
OPTIONS FOR SOLAR DRYING SYSTEMS: PERSPECTIVE IN MALAYSIA Othman, M.Y.H.; sopian, k
185P -3466
Publisher : Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology

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Abstract

Solar drying provides an alternative to the use of fossil fuel. Solar drying system is one of the most promising applications of crop drying. However, there are problems associated with the intermittent natural of solar radiation and the low intensities of solar radiation. The problems can be remedied by the use of heat storage, auxiliary energy source, control system, larger surface collector and hybrid system. However, this will result in a high capital investment. Economic indicators such as cost ofmaintenance, payback period, internal rate of return can be used to calculate the economic of it application.This paper presents the experience in Malaysia on crop drying. We also present the performance of four solar assisted drying systems for crop drying using different collector types, (a) V-groove solar collector with cabinet dryer, (b) double-pass solar collector with porous media in the lower channel and a flat bed drying chamber, (c) Solar dehumidification system and (d) Photovoltaic-thermal solar drying system.
PERFORMANCE OF SILICON SOLAR CELL WITH VARIOUS SURFACE TEXTURES Jahanshah, F; Sopian, K; Ahmad, I.; Othman, M.Y; Zaidi, S.H
185P -3466
Publisher : Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology

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Abstract

The performance of solar cell with various surface texture patterns was reported. Wet, RIE, one and two dimensions texturing with and without the nitride antireflection coating were compared. An I-V tester calibrated by Sandia National Laboratory was used. The surface texture of the solar cells were as follows (a) solar cell with 2D texturing without nitride antireflection, (b) solar cell with 1D texturing with nitride antireflection (c) solar cell with 1D texturing without nitride antireflection, (d) solar cell with wet texturing without nitride antireflection, (e) solar cell with wet texturing with nitride antireflection (f) solar cell with RIE texturing with nitride antireflection. RIE and two dimension surface texturing showed the best output with maximum short density current of 0.042 mA/cm2 and of 0.045 mA/cm2 respectively.
PERFORMANCE OF SILICON SOLAR CELL WITH VARIOUS SURFACE TEXTURES Jahanshah, F; Sopian, K; Ahmad, I.; Othman, M.Y; Zaidi, S.H
185P -3466
Publisher : Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | Full PDF (375.02 KB)

Abstract

The performance of solar cell with various surface texture patterns was reported. Wet, RIE, one and two dimensions texturing with and without the nitride antireflection coating were compared. An I-V tester calibrated by Sandia National Laboratory was used. The surface texture of the solar cells were as follows (a) solar cell with 2D texturing without nitride antireflection, (b) solar cell with 1D texturing with nitride antireflection (c) solar cell with 1D texturing without nitride antireflection, (d) solar cell with wet texturing without nitride antireflection, (e) solar cell with wet texturing with nitride antireflection (f) solar cell with RIE texturing with nitride antireflection. RIE and two dimension surface texturing showed the best output with maximum short density current of 0.042 mA/cm2 and of 0.045 mA/cm2 respectively.