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Forschung, April 2009 Programm Phot
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Programm Photovoltaik Ausgabe 2009
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B. Ruhstaller, R. Häusermann, N. A
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PROGRAMM PHOTOVOLTAIK Eidgenössisc
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1. Programmschwerpunkte und anvisie
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Eine zweite Kategorie von Projekten
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Im Integrierten EU-Projekt ATHLET [
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Figur 3: Prototyp eines monolithisc
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SOLARMODULE UND GEBÄUDEINTEGRATION
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BEGLEITENDE THEMEN Das PSI beteilig
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Programme abgeschlossen. Die erste
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Messkampagnen - Messkampagne Wittig
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zielführend eingesetzt werden. Das
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[43] P. Renaud, L. Perret, (pierre.
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11. Verwendete Abkürzungen (inkl.
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D. Güttler, S. Bücheler, S. Seyrl
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Goals of the project The global pro
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1.2. Comparison of ZnO and SiOx int
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2. Processes 2.1. Microcrystalline
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3.2. Amorphous/amorphous silicon ta
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Fig.14: TEM cross section microcrys
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EQE 1.0 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 12.4 11.7 1
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4.7 Summary and perspectives for wo
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Acknowledgements We thank all the P
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Goals of the project The goals of t
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Eidgenössisches Departement für U
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3/3 on the front side. All the laye
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Introduction / Project Goals Prior
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3/4 Effective light trapping scheme
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Département fédéral de l’envir
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3/6 The Athlet consortium comprises
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5/6 Large area thin-film silicon ce
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3/4 Der verbesserte Lichteinfang is
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3/5 Results Microstructure characte
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5/5 Mechanical testing: The mechani
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Introduction / Project goals The fo
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Optimization of CdS chemical bath d
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Fig. 5: J-V curve (left) and extern
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3/7 Work performed and results achi
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5/7 Fig. 3: Raman spectra recorded
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7/7 Measurements of solar cells per
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Introduction / project objectives T
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Optimum Na dosage Sodium layer with
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application might become more impor
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In a second experiment the amount o
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3/9 After optimizing the In2S3 buff
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5/9 Indium sulfide layer characteri
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7/9 3) Semitransparent CIGS solar c
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9/9 Steps towards multi-junction so
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Page 149 and 150: Project Goals NAPOLYDE industrials
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Page 183 and 184: NAME FUNCTION Prof. Michael Grätze
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3/8 Durchgeführte Arbeiten und err
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5/8 P DC [W] Power P [kW] 100000 10
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7/8 �MPPTdyn in % �MPPTdyn in %
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3/8 Clearly, direct PV injection do
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5/8 � Development of two PV-input
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7/8 Figure 7: PV array of Ines faci
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Internationale Koordination P. Hüs
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Kurzbeschrieb des Projekts Task 1 u
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Zwischen den beiden Datenquellen er
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3/6 Subtask 5: Technical Assessment
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5/6 Workshop Photovoltaic Performan
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3/11 Durchgeführte Arbeiten und er
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5/11 Tabelle 1: Stand der Projektan
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7/11 Schweizer Beitrag im IEA PVPS-
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9/11 Ausbau der netzgekoppelten Pho
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11/11 Beurteilung 2008 und Ausblick
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Buts du projet Le projet vise à fa
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SOUS-TÂCHE 3 « FACTEURS TECHNIQUE
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Suite aux éléments ressortant de
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1. Einleitung / Projektziele Ökobi
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eines höheren Marktanteils der ame
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UBP/kWh 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 s
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Introduction In the framework of IE
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Hourly RMSE (W/sq.m) 350 300 250 20
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3/6 Die IEC will vermehrt das Thema
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5/6 Arbeitsgruppenmeeting in Busan,
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PV ERA NET Eidgenössisches Departe
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3/8 The mission of PV ERA NET is to
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5/8 Work Performed and Results Achi
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7/8 Foresight Study, Joint Action P
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