US EditionIndian scientists build 4T perovskite-silicon tandem cell based on hybrid heterojunction PV device
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pv magazine IndiaIndian scientists build 4T perovskite-silicon tandem cell based on hybrid heterojunction PV device
A research group in India has embedded a hybrid heterojunction solar cell as a bottom device in a four-terminal perovskite-silicon solar cell using a solution processing technique. The novel cell architecture, according to its creators, could be produced at significantly lower costs compared to conventional perovskite-silicon tandem designs.A group of researchers led by the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee has proposed to use hybrid hetero…
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