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Next-Gen Photovoltaic Systems

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This lecture delves into the development of new photovoltaic energy harvesting systems, focusing on the potential of multi-junction devices to revolutionize the energy sector. The instructor explains the current state of the photovoltaic market, the importance of increasing efficiency and reliability, and the emergence of perovskite solar cells as a promising technology. Through a detailed analysis of different solar cell materials and integration techniques, the lecture showcases ongoing research efforts to enhance solar cell performance and reduce manufacturing costs, ultimately aiming to accelerate the global transition to renewable energy sources.

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