An Overview of AM Activities & Capabilities at Sandia [PowerPoint]
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Defect Characterization for Material Assurance in Metal Additive Manufacturing
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Digital Rock Physics for Experiments and Modeling of Fractured Porous Media
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Material Assurance in Metal Additive Manufacturing
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Verification of Dimensional Performance of a Fringe Projection Microscope
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An Overview of AM Activities & Capabilities at Sandia
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Complexity Isn?t Necessarily Free: Opportunities and Challenges in Additive Manufacturing
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Integrating III-V compound semiconductors with silicon for advanced multijunction solar cells
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Complexity isn't necessarily free: Opportunities and challenges in additive manufacturing
Proceedings - ASPE 2015 Spring Topical Meeting: Achieving Precision Tolerances in Additive Manufacturing
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Efficient Micro-Concentrator for Microsystems-Enabled Photovoltaics
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Cost analysis of flat-plate concentrators employing microscale photovoltaic cells for high energy per unit area applications
2014 IEEE 40th Photovoltaic Specialist Conference, PVSC 2014
Microsystems Enabled Photovoltaics (MEPV) is a relatively new field that uses microsystems tools and manufacturing techniques familiar to the semiconductor industry to produce microscale photovoltaic cells. The miniaturization of these PV cells creates new possibilities in system designs that can be used to reduce costs, enhance functionality, improve reliability, or some combination of all three. In this article, we introduce analytical tools and techniques to estimate the costs associated with a hybrid concentrating photovoltaic system that uses multi-junction microscale photovoltaic cells and miniaturized concentrating optics for harnessing direct sunlight, and an active c-Si substrate for collecting diffuse sunlight. The overall model comprises components representing costs and profit margin associated with the PV cells, concentrating optics, balance of systems, installation, and operation. This article concludes with an analysis of the component costs with particular emphasis on the microscale PV cell costs and the associated tradeoffs between cost and performance for the hybrid CPV design.
Abstracts for Additive Mfg JOWOG
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Metrology Artifacts for Additive Manufacturing Process Characterization
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Cost Analysis of Flat-Plate Concentrators Employing Microscale Photovoltaic Cells for High Energy Per Unit Area Applications
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Metrology for Additive Manufacturing Parts and Processes
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Efficient micro-concentrator for microsystems-enabled photovoltaics
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Micro-concentrators for a microsystems-enabled photovoltaic system
Optics Express
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Optics Express
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Efficient micro-concentrator for microsystems-enabled photovoltaics
Proceedings - ASPE 2014 Annual Meeting
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Micro-optic fabrication for microsystems-enabled photovoltaics
Proceedings of the 28th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Precision Engineering, ASPE 2013
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Flat plate concentrators with large acceptance angle enabled by micro cells and mini lenses: performance evaluation
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Optics and Packaging Materials in Microsystems Enabled Photovoltaic Solar Modules
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Design of Wearable Binoculars with On-Demand Zoom
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Design of Wearable Binoculars with On-Demand Zoom
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