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Hybrid Nanocone-Nanohole Light Trapping for High-Efficiency Thin-Film Silicon Solar Cells
Thin-film silicon solar cells exhibit weak absorption at longer wavelengths of visible light due to their limited optical thickness. To overcome this inherent limitation, a hybrid nanocone-nanohole light-management architecture is proposed by integrating front-surface silicon nanocones with embedded
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