Multi-junction thin-film devices have emerged as very promising PV materials due to reduced cost, manufacturing ease, efficiency and long term performance. The consequent growing interest of the PV community has lead to the development of new methods for the
correction of indoor measurements to standard test conditions (STC), as presented in this paper. The experimental setup for spectral response measurement of multi-junction large-area thin-film modules is presented. A method for reliable corrections of indoor current-voltage characterization to STC is presented: results are compared with outdoor measurements where irradiance conditions are close to standard ones, highlighting ongoing challenges in standard characterization of such devices.
PRAVETTONI Mauro;
TZAMALIS Georgios;
ANIKA Komlan;
POLVERINI Davide;
MUELLEJANS Harald;
2010-07-07
Materials Research Society
JRC56600
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC56600,
10.1557/PROC-1245-A13-06,
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