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The radial geometry array also, as photocurrent and optical transmission measurements by Yang and Garrett revealed, greatly improves light trapping.

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Unfortunately, as expected, they quickly succumbed to light-driven damage; within five hours, the level of the photocurrent dropped to half its peak value.

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The radial geometry array also, as photocurrent and optical transmission measurements by Yang and Garrett revealed, greatly improves light trapping.

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'The biggest limitation for conventional silicon is that it is blind in the infrared region of the spectrum and so this light available from the sun is not converted to photocurrent.

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When exposed to light of the appropriate wavelength, a photocurrent was produced by the device.

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From comparative measurements of samples with Rhodamine B and CdSe/ZnS QDs it is established that PbS LSCs generate nearly twice the photocurrent in silicon cells than the other materials, achieving an integrated optical efficiency of 12.6%.

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The authors simply added a bit of detergent to the solution, and its ability to generate a photocurrent plunged, suggesting the detergent had disrupted photosystem II.

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Creating tailored nanorod structures for hydrogen production from solar water splitting that maximize solar absorption and increase the ability to utilize the photocurrent using less expensive catalyst materials.

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"The photocurrent density of plasma treated material was approximately 80 percent higher than that of the control electrodes."

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In this cross-section of an organic photovoltaic cell, light passes through the upper layers (from top down, glass, indium tin dioxide, and thermoplastic) and generates a photocurrent in the polymer-fullerene layer.

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