Outdoor study of Photovoltaic Mini-Modules with different perovskite compositions: Outdoor-Studie über photovoltaische Mini-Module mit unterschiedlichen Perowskit-Zusammensetzungen

Vasiliki Paraskeva; Rita Ebner; Maria Hadjipanayi; Matthew  Norton; Aranzazu Aguirre; A. Krishna; Tommaso Fontanot; Sabrina Pechmann; Silke Christiansen; George E.  Georghiou

Outdoor study of Photovoltaic Mini-Modules with different perovskite compositions: Outdoor-Studie über photovoltaische Mini-Module mit unterschiedlichen Perowskit-Zusammensetzungen

Vasiliki Paraskeva
, Rita Ebner
, Maria Hadjipanayi
, Matthew Norton
, Aranzazu Aguirre
, A. Krishna
, Tommaso Fontanot
, Sabrina Pechmann
, Silke Christiansen
, George E. Georghiou

Energy Conversion & Hydrogen

FOSS Research Centre for Sustainable Energy, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Cyprus
IMEC Interuniversity Microelectronics Centre
Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems IKTS
Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light

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Abstract

long-term outdoor study of photovoltaic mini-modules with different perovskite compositions was undertaken to detect differences in their long-term performance that could be attributed to their composition. Diurnal efficiency degradation and overnight recovery was observed over the outdoor testing period. In addition, the performance recovery of the mini-modules was investigated after their removal from the field to detect differences in the reversible process mechanisms between the different module compositions. Light current-voltage (IV) scans, Raman spectroscopy techniques and spatially-resolved Electroluminescence (EL) measurements were utilized for this purpose.
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Translated title of the contribution	Outdoor-Studie über photovoltaische Mini-Module mit unterschiedlichen Perowskit-Zusammensetzungen
Original language	English
Journal	IEEE Proceedings
Publication status	Published - 2023

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Outdoor study of Photovoltaic Mini-Modules with different perovskite compositions: Outdoor-Studie über photovoltaische Mini-Module mit unterschiedlichen Perowskit-Zusammensetzungen

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