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Schematic of traditional non-contact PLE apparatus. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54f4d971e4b04b99e3007caf/1507807135844-FLPIGU45YKKWELHER1SR/Figure+3.png ELE: Electroluminescence Excitation Figure 3. From H. Mackel and A. Cuevas, Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells 71 (2002) 295-312. Demonstrates the expected long-wavelength discrepancy between contacting, short-circuit spectral response technique and a non-contact photoconductance technique. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/54f4d971e4b04b99e3007caf/1507807175430-BARWP66IWR0DVHKZQ7QP/Figure+4.png ELE: Electroluminescence Excitation Figure 4. The effect of DC bias light on the strength of the ELE emission signal. Increasing the DC bias increases the gain of the EL emission ‘indicator light’. 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