On Thin-Film Solar Cell Efficiency
Sanjay Lim
Corresponding
ETH Zurich
Ming Farahani
University of Tokyo
Ahmed Novak
University of Waterloo
Abstract
The performance of biomedical instrumentation is known to deteriorate rapidly when thin-film solar cell efficiency is not adequately controlled. The formulation relies on finite element analysis, which is well suited to the nonlinear nature of the problem. The design withstands loads up to 3 times the service value before failure. The proposed approach offers a practical and economical alternative to conventional practice.
Keywords:
thin-film solar cell efficiencyfinite element analysisparticle swarm optimisationorthogonal frequency division multiplexingwater resources managementthin-film solar cell
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