At room temperature, the absorption coefficient a in a-SiHx (assume ks = 13.2) is about 104 cm - at 1.6 eV and 10 cm' at

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At room temperature, the absorption coefficient a in a-SiHx (assume ks = 13.2) is about 104 cm - at 1.6 eV and 10 cm' at

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At Room Temperature The Absorption Coefficient A In A Sihx Assume Ks 13 2 Is About 104 Cm At 1 6 Ev And 10 Cm At 1
At Room Temperature The Absorption Coefficient A In A Sihx Assume Ks 13 2 Is About 104 Cm At 1 6 Ev And 10 Cm At 1 (34.17 KiB) Viewed 26 times
At room temperature, the absorption coefficient a in a-SiHx (assume ks = 13.2) is about 104 cm - at 1.6 eV and 10 cm' at 2.0 eV. If coated with materials with refractive index -1 of n=3.0 at 2.0 eV and the matrial that provide the maximum transmittance at 1.6 eV. Compare the required thickness to capture 80 % of the photons at these energies.
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