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Measurement within minutes - new method for homogeneity of photovoltaics
Solar cells manufacturers will benefit from the new techniques developed in EMRP project for fast mapping of complex thin films.
The complexity of thin films means that there are technical challenges relating to their performance, durability and cost-effective manufacturing. EMRP research has validated a new experimental method, and corresponding software, for fast photocurrent mapping measurements of homogeneity of solar cell which is crucial to performance and reliability.
EMRP project Traceable characterisation of thin-film materials for energy applications (ENG53 ThinErgy) is developing the measurements needed to characterise the structure of thin films and their novel properties. The method developed is significantly faster than currently possible, reducing measurement time from hours to minutes, and could be used as quality control during manufacturing of photovoltaics.
An EMPIR project has reduced uncertainty in standards for photovoltaic cells through an interlaboratory comparison more
EMPIR project publishes several technical reports and contributes to the development of five standards in the field of microfluidics more
Supporting robust measurement of thermophysical properties in solid materials more
The new guide provides a consistent approach to improve mass measurements more
The first demonstration of an optical clock based on a highly charged ion published in the journal Nature more