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摘要
本报告使用 AFORS-HET 软件对 HIT 太阳能电池的电子/空穴收集层、缓冲层和活性层的各种参数进行了优化。报告工作的新颖之处在于使用掺杂二元胺作为有效的电子/空穴收集层,以提高 HIT 太阳能电池的性能。在这里,n 型和 p 型二元胺层分别用作电子/空穴收集层或发射极和背表面场(BSF)层。考虑到前触点的吸收损耗,完全优化电池的最高效率(η)为 27.88%,开路电压(VOC)为 691.1 mV,电流密度(JSC)为 49.3 mA/cm2,填充因子(FF)为 81.83%,而 Masuko 等人[7]报告的传统 HIT 电池的最高效率(η)为 25.6%,电流密度(JSC)为 41.8 mA/cm2。如果考虑零吸收损耗,效率可能会超过理论极限。此外,还对太阳能电池前触点的纹理角度和吸收损耗的作用进行了详细研究。
Doped diamane: An efficient electron/hole collection layer in HIT solar cell
In this report, the optimization of various parameters of electron/hole collection layer, buffer layer and active layer of the HIT solar cell have been carried out by using AFORS-HET software. Novelty of the reported work is the use of doped diamane as an effective electron/hole collection layers for the enhanced performance of the HIT solar cell. Here, n and p-type diamane layers are used as the electron/hole collection layers or the emitter and back surface field (BSF) layer, respectively. Considering the absorption loss at the front contact, the maximum efficiency (η) for the fully optimized cell is found 27.88 % with open circuit voltage (VOC) 691.1 mV, current density (JSC) 49.3 mA/ and fill factor (FF) 81.83 % whereas, in conventional HIT cell with η of 25.6 % and JSC of 41.8 mA/cm2 reported by Masuko et. al. [7]. If zero absorption loss is considered, the efficiency could exceed its theoretical limit. A detailed study has also been done on the role of texturing angle and absorption loss found at the front contact of the solar cell.
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