Scientists develop moth-eye-inspired antireflective surfaces for PV modules

Researchers in Portugal investigated the mechanical durability of moth-eye-inspired antireflective silicon surfaces for photovoltaic applications, finding that repeated sliding causes nanopillar fracture and material compaction, with higher mechanical loads leading to increased friction and wear.

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