Abstract
Abstract
Multijunction solar cells (MJSCs) are capable of converting sunlight to electricity more efficiently than single-junction solar cells. The intermediate scattering layers between the individual junctions contribute to high efficiency by impacting the generated currents, photon recycling (PR), as well as luminescent coupling (LC) in the device. The MJSC efficiency can be simulated using expressions that involve a simplified and idealized intermediate layer structure but cannot accurately reflect its actual performance. This work, however, aims to establish a systematic optical model for MJSCs with complicated intermediate layers. It begins with incorporating the LC and PR effects into the developed model, emphasizing requirements for the cut-off wavelength and long-wavelength transmission of the intermediate layer. Furthermore, a three-dimensional metallic nanocylinder array is designed as the intermediate layer to improve device performance. With the model, high-performance MJSCs can be designed and optimised by quantifying the impact of PR and LC on device parameters.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy,General Engineering
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