ENEA LAB for single and Tandem Perovskite /Silicon Solar cells , ENEA TANDEM PSK/Si LAB in short, is within the more relevant PV Research infrastructures in Southern Europe already open to external National and International collaboration.
It offers the full chain from materials to device realization and characterization. The use of the infrastructure in offered to any external users based on the opportunities it will foster scientific collaboration in the new generation PV technologies branch.
The infrastructure offers several equipment distributed in two main laboratories:
several equipments such as PECVD (standard and VHF) multichambers, and an unique Multi-source thermal evaporation system for perovskites (maximum area 4” or 10 x 10 cm2) Radio-frequency magnetron sputtering
ENEA has been developing over the past few decades a strong expertise on photovoltaic devices starting from thin-film and crystalline silicon based solar cells to last generation of organic/hybrid materials for PV. At the present, the proposed infrastructure is mainly devoted to the fabrication and characterization of perovskite solar cells to be used in 2T monolithic perovskite/silicon tandem solar cells. The infrastructure comprises (main equipment):
The infrastructure comprises (main equipment):
Solar simulator with sensitivity to a broader range of wavelengths, at least between 300 nm and 1200 nm, and with longer lamp pulse duration, at least 100 ms or steady state, to characterize innovative PV materials and with the possibility of heating the samples for determining the temperature coefficients and for energy rating estimation
Full chain from the materials growth, to device realization and characterization
All the module tests as in point j) above, are already offered as services for third party.
Details on access: the annual amount of internal/external access hours is 1.520 h/y. An average up to 30 days /year can be offered to external users
Unit of access (how many user visits are expected): 10 users a year (before any access it could be necessary a preparatory work by TELCO and/or exchanges of information, and data by email
Access costs: Defined according to the general ENEA rules: 150-300€/h depending from offered services. 900/€ day
The infrastructure within the more relevant PV Research infrastructures in Southern Europe is already open to external collaboration. It offers the full chain from materials to device realization and characterization. The use of the infrastructure in offered to any external users based on the opportunities it will foster scientific collaboration in the new generation PV technologies branch