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Effects of design and process variations on silicon concentrator solar cell performance
Data from several high efficiency silicon solar cell types are analyzed using models for the device that include high doping effects. By comparing calculations derived from various modeling assumptions, processing problems may often be isolated from actual design features. The evolution of a cell design is traced, experimentally and theoretically, to present cells which exhibit 20 percent energy conversion efficiencies at concentration.