Process Of Excitation And Deactivation Of Excitation Energy In Organic Wavelength Transformers Cooperating With Solar Photovoltaic Cells

The measurements of maximal power increase of silicon photovoltaic cells coated with polymethyl methacrylate foil containing Rhodamine-6G were carried out. The photoelements were irradiated from the solar radiation simulator. Two different amplification values were obtained: ~ 20% and 50%. An equation that describes the change of photoluminescence intensity as a function of fluorescent molecules and that takes into account the reabsorption and secondary fluorescence is derived. The expression obtained is compared with the results of photoluminescence measurements for Rhodamine-6G and 2,5-bis[5 -tert-butylbenzoxazol-(2')]-thiopen; good agreement is evident.

Author
T Wasniewski
Origin
Unknown
Journal Title
Applied Optics 31 12 1992 2136-2167 Dx.Doi.org/10.1364/Ao.31.002163
Sector
Special Glass
Class
S 3807

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Process Of Excitation And Deactivation Of Excitation Energy In Organic Wavelength Transformers Cooperating With Solar Photovoltaic Cells
Applied Optics 31 12 1992 2136-2167 Dx.Doi.org/10.1364/Ao.31.002163
S 3807
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