Photovoltaic cell for laser beam power detection
A technology of photovoltaic cells and laser beams, applied in photovoltaic power generation, photovoltaic modules, circuits, etc., can solve problems such as options for recycling reflected light that are not mentioned
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[0152] Reference is now made to FIG. 1, which schematically illustrates a typical structure of a photovoltaic cell made of a p-type semiconductor 13 attached to an n-type semiconductor 11, or sometimes with The n-type semiconductors 11 are in close proximity but are still separated by another layer, forming a p-n junction 12 . Full metal contacts are on the back of the cells 14 and partial metal contacts 15 in the form of a grid (or similar structure) are on the front of the cells, allowing light to penetrate the spaces between the conductors. The incident radiation generates a current 16 through the load.
[0153]now refer to figure 2 , which schematically shows the first two orders of Bragg reflection of an incident beam 23 on a prior art rectangular grid photovoltaic cell 21 . The incoming light beam 23 strikes the metal grid 22 of the photovoltaic cell 21, about 2-10% of the power in the light beam 21 is reflected by the conductor grid 22 in a Bragg pattern comprising se...
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