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Nonlocal response in CdTe photovoltaics

Shvydka et al., 2002

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9111265128216270026
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Shvydka D
Compaan A
Karpov V
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Journal of applied physics

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We have studied the nonlocal photovoltaic response to a laser beam in CdTe/CdS solar cells. The laser-generated plasma is shown to spatially decay over a considerable distance that depends on the device lateral resistance and laser beam power. This affects open …
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