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pseudo-JVEL (pJVEL) characteristics | Lunar Simulant Atlas

Needs reviewLiterature-derived experiment

pseudo-JVEL (pJVEL) characteristics

performance analysis linked to Experiment, with source literature and related extracted records kept visible.

90%

Confidence

1

Literature sources

3

Linked simulants

18

Linked properties

Record profile

Measurement type

performance analysis

Application

Experiment

Primary source

Moon photovoltaics utilizing lunar regolith and halide perovskites

Review state

needs review

Linked simulants

TUBS-MSimulant mentioned in extracted literature tagsNeeds review TUBS-TSimulant mentioned in extracted literature tagsNeeds review TUBS-ISimulant mentioned in extracted literature tagsNeeds review

Related properties

Radiation shieldingPlasma spray coating for radiation-hardened components and shielding100%Radiation ResistanceModerate100%geotechnical propertiesmeasured100%SiO2 content2.86 wt% wt%100%Energy efficiencysingle screw extrusion is more energy efficient100%

Evidence snippets

This allowed us to extract pseudo-JVEL (pJVEL) characteristics that are free from series resistance effects.

Source literature

Main reference: Moon photovoltaics utilizing lunar regolith and halide perovskites

J. Cuervo-Ortiz, J. Palomares, S. Ozen, M. Härtel, S. Sarisozen, A. Dittwald, G. Kourkafas, A.-F. Castro-Méndez, F. Peña-Camargo, B. Seid, J. Bundesman, A. Denker, H.-C. Neitzert, D. Neher, E. Stoll, S. Linke, F. Lang | 2025 | Device

DOI 10.1016/j.device.2025.100747

Extraction state

90%

1 source

Needs review

Back to experiments

Transparent moonglassachieved

90%

High-quality perovskiteachieved90%

Specific PowerPower per launched mass80%

optical transparencytransparent moonglasses100%

power conversion efficiencyup to 23%100%

Energy payback time0.15 0.40 years100%

Transmission at 700 nm65%100%