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Multi-cylindrical Nanostructure-Based Ultra-Broadband Metamaterial Thermal Emitter for Next-Generation Photovoltaic Energy Harvesting
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In solar thermophotovoltaic (STPV) systems, efficient and thermally stable thermal emitters are crucial for generating heat radiation necessary for electric power production using photovoltaic cells. In this work, we propose a metasurface made of a nickel cylindrical nanostructure, functioning as an ultrawideband metamaterial emitter operating across the 0.38-9 & micro;m wavelength range. The total absorptance/emittance of > 95% spanned a bandwidth of 8.62 & micro;m. The efficacy of high-temperature resilient materials in the multilayered structure design exhibited a heat radiation efficiency of 94.5-95.5% across a temperature range of 200-1200 degrees C. The simple design of the metamaterial structure exhibited strong emittance despite variation in structural parameters, showing high tolerance to the parametric changes. Besides that, a designed thermal emitter showed stable performance in response to variations in the polarization and incidence angle of incoming waves. The features show the developed device's potential for high-temperature applications, including STPV systems for next-generation energy harvesting.
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Metamaterial
thermal emitter
thermal radiation efficiency
photonics devices
STPV systems
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