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Hot Phonon Bottlenecks and the Role of Non-Equilibrium Acoustic Phonons in III-V Multi-Quantum Well Systems
Izak Baranowski, Dragica Vasileska, Ian R. Sellers +1
The hot phonon bottleneck effect is a promising mechanism for the realization of a true hot carrier solar cell. Prior work has assumed that the acoustic phonons created via decay o…
Hydrogen-induced degradation dynamics in silicon heterojunction solar cells via machine learning
Andrew Diggs, Zitong Zhao, Reza Vatan +5
Among silicon-based solar cells, heterojunction cells hold the world efficiency record. However, their market acceptance is hindered by an initial 0.5\% per year degradation of the…
Low-Frequency Electronic Noise in the Aluminum Gallium Oxide Schottky Barrier Diodes
Subhajit Ghosh, Dinusha Herath Mudiyanselage, Sergey Rumyantsev +5
We report on the low-frequency electronic noise in (AlGa)O Schottky barrier diodes. The noise spectral density reveals 1/f dependence, characteristic of the fli…
The Role of Nonequilibrium LO Phonons, Pauli Exclusion, and Intervalley Pathways on the Relaxation of Hot Carriers in InGaAs Multi-Quantum-Well Structures
Yongjie Zou, Hamidreza Esmaielpour, Daniel Suchet +2
Under continuous-wave laser excitation in an InGaAs multi-quantum-well (MQW) structure, the carrier temperature extracted from photoluminescence rises faster for 405 nm excitation…
Photovoltaic Surfaces to Reverse Global Warming
Christiana Honsberg, Stuart G. Bowden, Ian R. Sellers +2
Climate changes and its many associated impacts are one of the most critical global challenges. Photovoltaics has been instrumental in mitigation of CO through the generation o…
Excess Noise in High-Current Diamond Diodes -- Physical Mechanisms and Implications for Reliability Assessment
Subhajit Ghosh, Harshad Surdi, Fariborz Kargar +5
We report results of an investigation of low-frequency excess noise in high-current diamond diodes. It was found that the electronic excess noise of the diamond diodes is dominated…