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Fourier light scattering model for treating textures deeper than the wavelength

Christophe Ballif, Matthias Wolfgang Bräuninger
2017
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Abstract

We apply a Fourier-scattering model to describe light scattering in solar cells with textured surfaces. For the size and inclination angle of typical micro-textures, scattering may occur into large angles. This makes the model prone to paraxial errors. We present a non-paraxial formulation and discuss the transition from the domain of refraction at large facets to scattering at small features. (C) 2017 Optical Society of America

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