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SKKU Develops Ultra-Low-Defect Thin Films for Solar Cells and LEDs

Original: SKKU Develops Ultra-Low-Defect Semiconductor Thin Films through Eutectic Engineering, Enabling Both Solar Cells and LEDs | Newswise

Researchers at Sungkyunkwan University in South Korea have developed ultra-low-defect semiconductor thin films using eutectic engineering, a materials technique that reduces crystalline flaws. The advance is reported to allow the same film technology to be applied to both solar cells and light-emitting diodes, improving efficiency prospects in both energy conversion and display or lighting applications. Details of the research were published via Newswise.

Why now: A university research breakthrough with dual applications in solar energy and LEDs has just been announced.

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• SKKU Develops Ultra-Low-Defect Semiconductor Thin Films through Eutectic Engineering, Enabling Both Solar Cells and LEDs | Newswise · Newswise

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