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Heavily doped semiconductor samples for Thermophotovoltaic Applications Thermophotovoltaic (TPV) generation of electricity offers fundamental adv relative to other direct energy conversion techniques (e.g., thermoelectric, The most important is the ability to recuperate the low energy waste T1000 0 C h > E g TRPL Up-conversion Photon Counting System PMT PPLN Reflective objective BS Sample 150 fs/100 MHz Nd:glass laser SF = PL + Las PL Las PC with LabView GPIB Monochromator Delay line I SF ~ I PL I PL I Las PL Las PL + Las NL crystal Excitation pulse Delayed laser pulse Las Luminescence PL delay Sum frequency radiation SF = PL + Las Photoluminescence Up-conversion Typical PL response of heavily doped semiconductor samples

Heavily doped semiconductor samples for Thermophotovoltaic Applications

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TRPL Up-conversion Photon Counting System. Typical PL response of heavily doped semiconductor samples. PC with LabView. I SF ~ I PL .  PL. I PL.  PL +  Las. GPIB. T  1000 0 C. NL crystal.  Las. I Las. PMT. Photoluminescence Up-conversion. Monochromator. PPLN. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Heavily doped semiconductor samples for Thermophotovoltaic Applications

Thermophotovoltaic (TPV) generation of electricity offers fundamental advantages relative to other direct energy conversion techniques (e.g., thermoelectric, thermionic)

The most important is the ability to recuperate the low energy waste heat

T1000 0C

h > Eg

TRPL Up-conversion Photon Counting System

PMTPPLN

Reflective objective

BS

Sample

150

fs/1

00 M

Hz

Nd:

glas

s la

ser

SF=PL+Las

PLLas

PC with LabView

GPIB

Monochro

mator

Delay line

ISF~ IPL

IPL

ILas

PL

Las

PL+ Las

NL crystal

Exci

tatio

n pu

lse

Delayed laser pulse

Las

LuminescencePL

delay

Sum frequency radiationSF=PL+ Las

Photoluminescence Up-conversion

Typical PL response of heavily doped semiconductor samples