New research sheds light on impact of sodium-induced degradation in heterojunction solar cells

University of New South Wales researchers investigated the impact of sodium-induced degradation in heterojunction solar cells under accelerated damp-heat testing. They considered three different types of sodium salts and identified the degradation mechanisms attributed to each contaminant.

New research sheds light on impact of sodium-induced degradation in heterojunction solar cells

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