Bram Hoex

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UNSW Sydney

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Professor Bram Hoex is a faculty member at UNSW Sydney, Australia. His research focuses on the performance and degradation mechanisms of various solar cell technologies, including TOPCon and PERC solar cells. Recent studies include investigations into solder flux-induced corrosion, hydrogenation methods for defect recovery, and the effects of contaminants on solar cell efficiency.

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Ferdinand C. Grozema

Delft University of Technology

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Ning Song

UNSW Sydney

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Renate Egan

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UNSW Sydney

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Yu Zhang

Macquarie University

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Fiacre Rougieux

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University of New South Wales

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David Payne

Macquarie University

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Patrick A Burr

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University of New South Wales

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Articles (23)

Assessing the impact of solder flux-induced corrosion on TOPCon solar cells

Damp-heat stability investigation of glass-backsheet modules based on TOPCon solar cells

Rapid Healing: How hydrogenation supercharges recovery of electron-irradiation defects in Ga-doped PERC solar cells

Hidden traces: Insights into how solar cell handling drives damp-heat failures in HJT and TOPCon modules

Mitigating contaminant-induced surface degradation in TOPCon solar cells: Mechanisms, impacts, and mitigation

Alleviating contaminant-induced degradation of TOPCon solar cells with copper plating

Electrostatic and Electronic Effects on Doped Nickel Oxide Nanofilms for Water Oxidation

Light-activated surface passivation for more efficient silicon heterojunction solar cells: Origin, physics and stability

Comparative analysis of radiation-induced effects on the performance of p-type PERC and TOPCon solar cells for space applications

Enhancing the reliability of TOPCon technology by laser-enhanced contact firing

Automatically Generated Datasets: Present and Potential Self-Cleaning Coating Materials

A collaborative framework for unifying typical multidimensional solar cell simulations – Part I. Ten common simulation steps and representing variables

Addressing sodium ion-related degradation in SHJ cells by the application of nano-scale barrier layers

Scanning electron microscopy dopant contrast imaging of phosphorus-diffused silicon

Techno‐economic analysis of the use of atomic layer deposited transition metal oxides in silicon heterojunction solar cells

Accelerated damp-heat testing at the cell-level of bifacial silicon HJT, PERC and TOPCon solar cells using sodium chloride

Low-Temperature Plasma-Enhanced Atomic Layer Deposition of ZnMgO for Efficient CZTS Solar Cells

An artificial-intelligence-assisted investigation on the potential of black silicon nanotextures for silicon solar cells

Quantifying the effect of nanofeature size on the electrical performance of black silicon emitter by nanoscale modeling

A Review of the Effects of Haze on Solar Photovoltaic Performance

Field-Effect Passivation of Undiffused Black Silicon Surfaces

Impact of Substrate Thickness on the Degradation in Multicrystalline Silicon

Doped Nickel Oxide Carrier-Selective Contact for Silicon Solar Cells

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Ferdinand C. Grozema

Ning Song

Renate Egan

Yu Zhang

Fiacre Rougieux

David Payne

Patrick A Burr

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