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In this paper, the effects of random Ag nanoparticle used within the active layer of Si based thin film solar cell are investigated. To avoid the complexity of taking into account all random nanoparticles, an effective dielectric function for random Ag nanoparticles and Si nanocomposites is used that is the Maxwell–Garnet theory along with Percus–Yevick correction term. Considering the energy reservation...
Random plasmonic nanostructures are very suitable candidates for light trapping in thin film solar cells because of their ability of efficient transportation and localization of light in a broad spectrum. In this work, besides the introducing of a novel structure of plasmonic thin-film solar cell, in which metal nanoparticles are randomly distributed through the photoactive layer of solar cell, we...
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