US2024030363A1PendingUtilityA1
Nanostructures to reduce optical losses
Est. expiryJan 4, 2041(~14.4 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
H02S 40/22G02B 1/118C23C 14/0652H10F 77/484H10F 77/488H10F 77/315H01L 31/02168C23C 14/042G02F 1/133502C23C 14/044
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Abstract
Methods and systems for creating nanostructures to reduce optical losses are provided. An example described herein provides a solar cell. The solar cell includes an antireflective coating including sloped nanostructures formed in a vapor deposition process.
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12 . A solar cell comprising an antireflective coating comprising sloped nanostructures formed in a vapor deposition process.
13 . The solar cell of claim 12 , wherein the sloped nanostructures comprise conical nanostructures.
14 . The solar cell of claim 12 , wherein the sloped nanostructures comprise pyramidal nanostructures.
15 . The solar cell of claim 12 , wherein the sloped nanostructures comprise ridges.
16 . The solar cell of claim 12 , wherein the sloped nanostructures comprise an angle of less than 45° along a cross-section through a tip of the sloped nanostructures.
17 . The solar cell of claim 12 , wherein the sloped nanostructures comprise an angle of greater than 45° along a cross-section through a tip of the sloped nanostructures.
18 . The solar cell of claim 12 , wherein the sloped nanostructures are disposed at about 500 nm of separation.
19 . The solar cell of claim 12 , wherein the sloped nanostructures are between about 200 nm and about 450 nm in height.
20 . The solar cell of claim 12 , wherein the sloped nanostructures are between about 550 nm and about 750 nm in height.
21 . The solar cell of claim 12 , wherein the sloped nanostructures overlap to form a base layer over the solar cell.
22 . The solar cell of claim 12 , wherein the sloped nanostructures comprise silicon nitride.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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