Large energy loss (Eloss) caused by defect‐assisted recombination makes the photovoltaic performance of carbon‐based perovskite solar cells (C‐PSCs) inferior to that of metal‐electrode ones. Herein, the influence of environmental factors (moisture and oxygen) on defect management during re‐annealing process of CsPbI2Br crystalline films is systematically
These results thus reveal that oxygen precipitation can be controlled by varying the crystal growth conditions, possibly contributing to the production of high-efficiency solar
There are varieties of solar cell materials with different content of interstitial oxygen. The characteristics of these materials with respect to interstitial oxygen and the measurement are also described in this section. One of the two main oxygen-related defect types, the thermal donors, is the subject of the second section. They are known to degrade the
Oxygen and carbon are the main impurities in multicrystalline silicon for photovoltaic applications. Precipitation of oxygen and carbon occurs during crystal growth and solar cell processing.
Abstract: The behavior of oxygen precipitates under solar cell fabrication processes and the effect on device performance were investigated using TEM observation. Samples were prepared with different carbon concentration and with two sets of growth conditions. The number of precipitates correlates monotonically with the carbon concentration
Abstract: The behavior of oxygen precipitates under solar cell fabrication processes and the effect on device performance were investigated using TEM observation. Samples were prepared
The performance of solar cell depends directly to the quality of wafer and impurities distribution in mc-Si ingot. In our study we investigate the distribution of the
We propose a novel hole-transporting bilayer as a selective contact for fully ambient printed perovskite solar cells with carbon electrodes. We selectively deposit two hole-transporting materials with an energetic offset between their HOMO levels and achieve not only improved power conversion efficiencies compared with conventional devices with single hole
In correlation with the solar cell performances such as the minority carrier lifetime, photoelectric conversion efficiency and internal quantum efficiency, we investigate the physical
WS2@Co9S8-2@N/C is applied in dye-sensitized solar cells as counter electrode material, showing good catalytic performance for I−/I3− redox reaction, and the power conversion efficiency is as high as 9.85%. As the electrode material of oxygen reduction reaction, the half-wave potential can reach E1/2 = 0.855 V. For oxygen evolution reaction
A facile oxygen management strategy was developed and applied in carbon electrode (CE) for printable perovskite solar cell. Augmenting the oxygen content effectively
In correlation with the solar cell performances such as the minority carrier lifetime, photoelectric conversion efficiency and internal quantum efficiency, we investigate the physical mechanism...
High-efficiency solar cells require monocrystalline silicon wafers with lower oxygen content. This paper presents a design for an oxygen-lowering ring to decrease the oxygen content of 300 mm monocrystalline silicon, and experimentally verifies its effectiveness in reducing oxygen.
The performance of solar cell depends directly to the quality of wafer and impurities distribution in mc-Si ingot. In our study we investigate the distribution of the interstitial oxygen (O i) and substitutional carbon (C s), from the bottom to top of the silicon ingot. During the solidification process the solid-liquid interface
Precipitation of oxygen and carbon occurs during crystal growth and solar cell processing. Depending on the thermal conditions and the initial oxygen and carbon content various types
High-efficiency solar cells require monocrystalline silicon wafers with lower oxygen content. This paper presents a design for an oxygen-lowering ring to decrease the
Various mono-Si and poly-Si materials were studied in this work to determine the effect of initial oxygen and carbon content on a readily available gettering technique compatible with silicon solar cell processing: gettering by phosphorus and aluminium.
In correlation with the solar cell performances such as the minority carrier lifetime, photoelectric conversion efficiency and internal quantum efficiency, we investigate the physical mechanism of the effects of various concentrations of oxygen and carbon on cell performance. We propose
Various mono-Si and poly-Si materials were studied in this work to determine the effect of initial oxygen and carbon content on a readily available gettering technique
Precipitation of oxygen and carbon occurs during crystal growth and solar cell processing. Depending on the thermal conditions and the initial oxygen and carbon content various types of SiO2, SiC precipitates and oxygen related defects are observed and investigated by IR spectroscopy and transmission electron microscopy. Topographic μ-PCD
A facile oxygen management strategy was developed and applied in carbon electrode (CE) for printable perovskite solar cell. Augmenting the oxygen content effectively improves the contact and energy level alignment at perovskite/CE interface.
The mesoscopic electron transport layer (m-ETL) has been demonstrated to help perovskite solar cells (PSCs) construct a tough interface against stress and a good contact for efficient extraction of photogenerated electrons. The barium stannate BaSnO3 (BSO) has exhibited great potential to be applied as PSCs'' m-ETL. However, it lacks wide applications. Here, we report the synthesis
This exercise is nontrivial because of the various factors that can affect device performance: light, heat, moisture, oxygen, mechanical and electrical stresses, and combinations thereof. 17, 18 Currently, perovskite solar cells (PSCs) based on the "triple layer" architecture with a thick carbon back electrode have demonstrated perhaps the most stable performance
High-efficiency solar cells require monocrystalline silicon wafers with lower oxygen content. This paper presents a design for an oxygen-lowering ring to decrease the oxygen content of 300 mm monocrystalline silicon, and experimentally verifies its effectiveness in reducing oxygen. Numerical simulations show that the use of the oxygen-lowering
The properties of carbon pastes determine the performance of carbon electrodes in solar cells. Behrouznejad et al investigated how the weight ratio of carbon black to graphite and type of binder affect sheet resistance and resistivity of carbon composite layer, based on CuIn 0.75 Ga 0.25 S 2 HTL (figures 6 (c) and (d)) [ 94 ].
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In correlation with the solar cell performances such as the minority carrier lifetime, photoelectric conversion efficiency and internal quantum efficiency, we investigate the physical mechanism of the effects of various concentrations of oxygen and carbon on cell performance. We propose an oxygen precipitation growth model considering the
Oxygen is known to affect the conversion efficiency of solar cells. Both for Cz- and multicrystalline silicon a degradation of the solar cell performance has been reported [12 to 19] while an improvement has been observed for polycrystalline ribbon material .
High-efficiency solar cells require monocrystalline silicon wafers with lower oxygen content. This paper presents a design for an oxygen-lowering ring to decrease the oxygen content of 300 mm monocrystalline silicon, and experimentally verifies its effectiveness in reducing oxygen.
The performance of solar cell depends directly to thequality of wafer and impurities distributionin mc-Si ingot. In our study we investigate the distribution of the interstitial oxygen (O i) and substitutional carbon (C s ), from the bottom to top of the silicon ingot.
Precipitation of oxygen and carbon occurs during crystal growth and solar cell processing. Depend- ing on the thermal conditions and the initial oxygen and carbon content various types of SiO2, SiC precipitates and oxygen related defects are observed and investigated by IR spectroscopy and transmission electron microscopy.
The behavior of oxide precipitates during solar cell fabrication processes and the resulting effect on device performance have been investigated by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) observation.
The concentration of global carbon and oxygen in the centre and corner bricks was investigated using the Secondary Ion Mass Spectroscopy (SIMS) technique. The concentration of oxygen and carbon in the center bricks were1.8 10 18 and 2 10 18 atoms/cm 3, and in the corner bricks 4.6 × 10 19 and 9 × 10 19 atoms/cm 3, respectively.
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