Broadband anti-reflection coating for Si solar cell applications based on periodic Si nanopillar dimer arrays & Si3N4 layer
Xiaodan Huang,
Bo Zhang,
Huishu Ma
et al.
Abstract:A structure of periodic Si nanopillar dimer array & Si3N4 layer which sits on Si substrates is presented to obtain a broadband high transmission and low reflection. We show numerically that the average reflection of this structure can reach 1.8%, and the average transmission can reach 93.1% in the 400–1100 nm range, due to the combined effects of the forward scattering effects of Si nanopillar dimers and Si3N4 layer’s anti-reflection effects. Si nanopillars’ diameter and height, Si3N4 layer’s height, the g… Show more
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