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<title>Power Monitoring Slot, Sap (System Application Process) Software Work and CMU In ROBI (AKTEL) AXIATA INTERNATIONAL LTD.</title>
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<description>Power Monitoring Slot, Sap (System Application Process) Software Work and CMU In ROBI (AKTEL) AXIATA INTERNATIONAL LTD.
Dastagir, Chowdhury Whalid Bin
In the telecommunication sector, monitoring the BTS's and BSC's is an important issue. In ROBI&#13;
(AKTEL) AXIATA INTERNATIONAL LTD the importance of monitoring is enormous. Working&#13;
in power monitoring slot provides hands-on experience for an intern. Power slot is the most&#13;
important slot among all the other slots of NOC (Network Operation Center) Surveillance Unit. In&#13;
this slog assigned person can monitor and resolve any particular problem regarding any power&#13;
failure issue's for BTS's, BSC's and MW HOP's of ROBI(AKTEL) network. Along with that, there&#13;
are works for SAP (System Application Process) software. CMU (Call Monitoring Unit) has the&#13;
work of resolving problems regarding the clients inquiries. The experience of working in these three&#13;
important sectors (Power Monitoring Slot, SAP (System Application Process) and CMU (Call&#13;
Monitoring Unit) was challenging and enjoyable.
This thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of B.Sc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering of East West University, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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<pubDate>Sun, 01 Jan 0008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Performance Analysis of Graded Bandgap p-i-n Junction Solar Cell</title>
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<description>Performance Analysis of Graded Bandgap p-i-n Junction Solar Cell
Arefin, Md. Toufique; Al- Imran, Md.; Bari, Md. Toufiqul
A graded bandgap p-i-n junction solar cell is proposed. The main purpose of graded bandgap is&#13;
to ensure more efficient absorption of photons. The efficiency will increase according to the load&#13;
current. Here we use quaternary semiconductor material GaInAsP because it is easy to change&#13;
the bandgap of this material without changing the lattice constant and we can change the&#13;
bandgap over a wide region by changing their compositions. We have performed numerical&#13;
calculation for energy gap and lattice parameter by changing the composition of the materials.&#13;
From the compositions we get the maximum band gap 1.3723eV that we have to put on the top&#13;
of the p-i-n solar cell, because the high frequency photon's penetration depth is low. Then we put&#13;
an intrinsic material between p and n type doped material (here we use intrinsic material as&#13;
graded GaxInl-xAsl-yPy and which is not doped at all). Finally at the bottom we put n-type&#13;
material of minimum band gap 0.5135 eV. We allow ±0.05 % mismatch in lattice parameter&#13;
between InP substrate and our active materials. We assumed the parameters such as effective&#13;
density of states in the conduction band and valance band as independent of the bandgap.&#13;
Assumed total number of electrons and holes are same and the reflectivity of sunlight for short&#13;
circuit current calculation is neglected in the model. In this model the short circuit current, open&#13;
circuit voltage, fill factor and finally efficiency are calculated. And efficiency of our designed&#13;
graded bandgap p-i-n junction solar cell is around 18.42%. This value is for one sun&#13;
concentration of sunlight. According to our efficiency it is expected that the proposed model can&#13;
be used for better efficiency rather than other same category solar cells.
This thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of B.Sc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering of East West University, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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<pubDate>Sun, 01 Jan 0008 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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