What does EHP stand for?

Electron-Hole Pair

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Samples in periodicals archive:

As a first step, Paul McEuen, a physicist at Cornell University, and colleagues decided to test whether carbon nanotubes were capable of generating more than one electron-hole pair per photon.

United States: New Solar Cell Design Serves Up Seconds

The material must meet the requirements of converting energy from ambient light into electron-hole pairs and allow the charge separation through the act of semi-conductivity.

A solar cell primer for the PCB industry: manufacturing methods, like ...

5] electrode electron-hole pairs can be generated by light absorption.

Polycrystalline Cu[In.sub.3][Se.sub.5] thin film photoabsorber ...

Known as the Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell (DSSC), the cell uses an organic dye to absorb the light and create electron-hole pairs, a nanoporous metal oxide layer to transport the electrons, and a hole-transporting material, which is typically a liquid electrolyte.

Solar cells

The complex electron-hole pair, now involving both molecules, then decays by photon emission at wavelengths considerably longer than those emitted by either individual molecule.

Two blues or not two blues. (Lights, Lamps, & LEDs)

A pulsed laser illuminates the QD sample, exciting electron-hole pairs that are captured by the QD.

NIST demonstrates single photon source

392), modest voltage pulses could reliably force only one electron-hole pair into a dot at any instant.

Little lamp may set quantum tech aglow. (Science News of the week)

The complex electron-hole pair, now involving both molecules, then decays by photon emission at wavelengths considerably longer than those emitted by either individual molecule.

Two blues or not two blues