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Insight into the factors affecting the performances of a conventional GaAs solar cell operating at up to 200 °C

Maxime Levillayer
Inès Massiot
Guilhem Almuneau

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In certain configurations, solar cells are operating under thermal stress, i.e. at temperatures far beyond those of the Standard Test Conditions (STC, 25 °C) [1]. In space for near-the-sun missions [2] or in terrestrial photovoltaic -thermal [3] or -thermoelectric [4] or - CSP [5] hybrid systems, cells can reach temperatures from 150 °C up to more than 400 °C. New methodologies aiming at designing, fabricating and characterizing such components are required. The main unknownsare the physical properties of the materials involved and the physical phenomena affecting the photovoltaic conversion performances of cells at such large temperatures.
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hal-03515509 , version 1 (26-10-2022)

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Paul Oublon, Alexandre Arnoult, Maxime Levillayer, Frédéric Martinez, Inès Massiot, et al.. Insight into the factors affecting the performances of a conventional GaAs solar cell operating at up to 200 °C. Journées Nationales du Photovoltaïque 2021, Nov 2021, Dourdan, France. ⟨hal-03515509⟩
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