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Dynamic Interferometry Lithography on a TiO2 Photoresist Sol-Gel for Diffracting Deflector Module

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Solar electricity is one of the most promising renewable energy resources. However, the ratio module's cost/energy produced remains a major issue for classical photovoltaic energy. Many technologies have been developed to solve this problem, by using micro-or nanostructuring on the solar cell or on the module. These kinds of structuring are often used as antireflection and light-trapping tools. In the meantime, other solar technologies are considered, such as concentration photovoltaic modules. This article presents a module combining both approaches, that is, nanostructures and concentration, in order to increase the module's profitability. Sol-gel derived TiO 2 diffraction gratings, made by dynamic interferometric lithography, are added on the top of the glass cover to deflect unused light onto the solar cell, increasing the module efficiency.
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ujm-01514970 , version 1 (02-11-2018)

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Valentin Gâté, Loic Berthod, Michel Langlet, Francis Vocanson, Isabelle Verrier, et al.. Dynamic Interferometry Lithography on a TiO2 Photoresist Sol-Gel for Diffracting Deflector Module. Journal of Nanomaterials, 2017, 2017, pp.ID 8548041. ⟨10.1155/2017/8548041⟩. ⟨ujm-01514970⟩
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