Tetsuyuki Ishii, Atsushi Masuda
Index: 10.1002/pip.2903
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Tree indicators were used to estimate the annual degradation rates of the various recently produced c-Si photovoltaic (PV) modules. Although the performance of the newly installed PV modules decreased by over 2% owing to initial light-induced degradation, little or no performance degradation was observed in all the PV modules composed of p-type solar cells after the stabilization. However, the PV modules composed of n-type solar cells clearly displayed performance degradation originating from the reduction of VOC or potential-induced degradation.
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