Nanoptronics Research Center- Optoelectronics Lab
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Optoelectronics Lab


1- Introduction
2- People
3- Projects and Research Activities
4- Equipments of Optoelectronics Lab
5- Recent Conference and Journal Papers

6- Useful Scientific Information

 Introduction to Solar Cells
 History of Solar Cells
 Types of Solar Cells
 Solar Cells Equivalent Circuit
 Antireflection Coatings
 Solar Cell Scientists
    I. Alexandre Edmond Becquerel


 Introduction

People

Dr. Shahin Enayati

(PhD)

Nanoptronics Research Center

Research Field: Solar cells

E-mail:  enayati_shahin(At)elec.iust.ac.ir

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Dr. Mahdiyar Nouri Rezaie

(PhD)

Nanoptronics Research Center

Research Field: Nanoelectronic

E-mail: mahdiyar_rezaie(At)yahoo.comNanoptronics Research Center

Research Field: Solar cells

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Projects



Equipments


S. Mohammadnejad, N. Ehteshami, “A novel design to compensate dispersion for square-lattice photonic crystal fiber over E to L wavelength bands,” in proceedings of 7th International Symposium on Communication Systems Networks and Digital Signal Processing (CSNDSP) , pp. 654-658, 2010.

A Novel Structure Based on Nonlinear Photonic Crystal to Improve the Kerr Effect for all Optical Switch ,” in proceedings of The 3rd International Conference on Power Electronics and Intelligent Transportation System (PEITS), 2010.

Applied Electronics , pp. 211 – 215, 2009.

M. Pourmahayabadi, S. Mohammad Nejad, “Design of a Large Mode Area Photonic Crystal Fiber with Flattened Dispersion and Low Confinement Loss,” in proceedings of ICEE, Vol. 1, pp. 417 – 421, 2009.

,” Journal of Modern Optics, Vol. 56, pp. 1348-1357 , 2009. (Taylor & Francis)

Advanced design and optimization of single mode photonic crystal fibers ,” Journal of Modern Optics, Vol. 56, pp. 1572-1581, 2009. (Taylor & Francis)

Optics Express, Vol. 17, pp. 8983-8997, 2009. (OSA)

Information

• The cost of working with it is low.
• They have not any mobile parts.
• They have high reliabilities.
• High security
Solar energy can be converted directly or indirectly to the other types of energy such as heat and electricity. Photovoltaic effect can be used for converting the solar energy to electricity utilizing the solar cells. The basic structure of a solar cell is a p – n junction formed by semiconductor devices which produce the electrical energy with absorbing the light and migration of electrons between energy bands.
The principle of solar cells is the shining of light on a p – n junction and production of electron – hole pairs that makes the drift and diffusion currents. The condition of production of electron – hole pairs is that the photon energy be bigger than the band gap energy of the material used in solar cell. The band gap energy, Eg, is the energy level difference between the conduction and valence band of the semiconductor. Hence the band gap energy, Eg, is the necessary energy for transmitting the electron from the valence band to the conduction band and the additional energy is wasted in the heat form and the electron relaxation in the lowest point of the conduction bandtakes place. Therefore, the main condition for absorbing light by a material with the energy band gap Eg is as follows:


satellite powered by a 470-watt photovoltaic array was launched.

www.wikipedia.org

http://solar-module-panels.com/pv/history-of-photovoltaic-pv/

www.eere.energy.gov

www.britannica.com











I. Alexandre Edmond Becquerel

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