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| author | Soref, Richard De Leonardis, Francesco Moutanabbir, Oussama Daligou, Gerard |
| author_facet | Soref, Richard De Leonardis, Francesco Moutanabbir, Oussama Daligou, Gerard |
| contents | The commercially available 4000-Watt continuous-wave Erbium-doped-fiber laser, emitting at the 1567-nanometer wavelength where the atmosphere has high transmission, provides an opportunity for harvesting electric power at remote off the grid locations using a multi-module photovoltaic receiver panel. This paper proposes a 32-element monocrystalline thick-layer Germanium photovoltaic panel for efficient harvesting of a collimated 1.13-meter-diameter beam.The 0.78-meter squared PV panel is constructed from commercial Ge wafers. For incident continuous-wave laser-beam power in the 4000 to 10000 Watt range, our thermal and electrical and infrared simulations predict 660 to 1510 Watts of electrical output at panel temperatures of 350 to 423 Kelvin. |
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| spellingShingle | Remote Electric Powering by Germanium Photovoltaic Conversion of an Erbium-Fiber Laser Beam Soref, Richard De Leonardis, Francesco Moutanabbir, Oussama Daligou, Gerard Applied Physics Optics The commercially available 4000-Watt continuous-wave Erbium-doped-fiber laser, emitting at the 1567-nanometer wavelength where the atmosphere has high transmission, provides an opportunity for harvesting electric power at remote off the grid locations using a multi-module photovoltaic receiver panel. This paper proposes a 32-element monocrystalline thick-layer Germanium photovoltaic panel for efficient harvesting of a collimated 1.13-meter-diameter beam.The 0.78-meter squared PV panel is constructed from commercial Ge wafers. For incident continuous-wave laser-beam power in the 4000 to 10000 Watt range, our thermal and electrical and infrared simulations predict 660 to 1510 Watts of electrical output at panel temperatures of 350 to 423 Kelvin. |
| title | Remote Electric Powering by Germanium Photovoltaic Conversion of an Erbium-Fiber Laser Beam |
| topic | Applied Physics Optics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.00049 |