It is known that solar photovoltaic devices age well, but the research in the durability and derating factor, important for their economy and energy rate of return, has not been done for the more than 35 year old devices. First silicon photovoltaic cells were produced in 1960’s in Republic of Serbia (former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) with 8% efficiency is still functional. These results were comparable to the state of the art efficiencies of that time. With new laboratory equipment available from recent, these cells produced in Republic of Serbia will be therefore characterized again to test if they satisfy the expected performance threshold from the existing literature. The effects of degradation will be explored and presented. The results of modern characterization of elder photovoltaic cells will be of significance for the further research on this topic in future.
Keywords:
photovoltaic technologies / Serbia / photovoltaic cells
TY - CONF
AU - Batas-Bijelić, Ilija
PY - 2020
UR - https://www.eupvsec-planner.com/presentations/c49326/6_decades_research_on_photovoltaic_technologies_and_characterization_in_republic_of_serbia.htm
UR - https://dais.sanu.ac.rs/123456789/9999
AB - It is known that solar photovoltaic devices age well, but the research in the durability and derating factor, important for their economy and energy rate of return, has not been done for the more than 35 year old devices. First silicon photovoltaic cells were produced in 1960’s in Republic of Serbia (former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) with 8% efficiency is still functional. These results were comparable to the state of the art efficiencies of that time. With new laboratory equipment available from recent, these cells produced in Republic of Serbia will be therefore characterized again to test if they satisfy the expected performance threshold from the existing literature. The effects of degradation will be explored and presented. The results of modern characterization of elder photovoltaic cells will be of significance for the further research on this topic in future.
PB - WIP GmbH & Co Planungs-KG
C3 - EU PVSEC 2020, 7 - 11 September 2020
T1 - 6 Decades Research on Photovoltaic Technologies and Characterization in Republic of Serbia
ER -
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author = "Batas-Bijelić, Ilija",
year = "2020",
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abstract = "It is known that solar photovoltaic devices age well, but the research in the durability and derating factor, important for their economy and energy rate of return, has not been done for the more than 35 year old devices. First silicon photovoltaic cells were produced in 1960’s in Republic of Serbia (former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) with 8% efficiency is still functional. These results were comparable to the state of the art efficiencies of that time. With new laboratory equipment available from recent, these cells produced in Republic of Serbia will be therefore characterized again to test if they satisfy the expected performance threshold from the existing literature. The effects of degradation will be explored and presented. The results of modern characterization of elder photovoltaic cells will be of significance for the further research on this topic in future.",
publisher = "WIP GmbH & Co Planungs-KG",
journal = "EU PVSEC 2020, 7 - 11 September 2020",
title = "6 Decades Research on Photovoltaic Technologies and Characterization in Republic of Serbia"
}
Batas-Bijelić I. 6 Decades Research on Photovoltaic Technologies and Characterization in Republic of Serbia. EU PVSEC 2020, 7 - 11 September 2020. 2020;
,& Batas-Bijelić, I. (2020). 6 Decades Research on Photovoltaic Technologies and Characterization in Republic of Serbia.
EU PVSEC 2020, 7 - 11 September 2020WIP GmbH & Co Planungs-KG., null.
Batas-Bijelić Ilija, "6 Decades Research on Photovoltaic Technologies and Characterization in Republic of Serbia" null (2020)
