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- 63 - Fig. 7.29: I-V-curve of a Grätzel dye solar cell [M. Grätzel, A.J. McEnvoy, 14th Europ. PSEC 1997, 1820] 7 Types of Solar Cells II: Thin Film Cells F. Falk, Photovoltaics WS 2010/11
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