Investigates current flow mechanisms in solar cells, revealing implications for their efficiency and design.
In this paper, we consider the mechanisms of the flow current and photoelectric properties of solar cells manufactured on the basis of strongly mismatched semiconductor p-CdTe-n-CdS and p-CdTe-n-CdSe heterojunctions with a low density of surface states N=3·1011sm-2. It was found that the forward current in heterojunctions is due to tunneling of thermally excited electrons, and at large forward biased currents, thermionic nature. The reverse current of such structures has a tunneling nature. It is shown that the structures have a photoconversion efficiency of 0.7 and 0.8 el/sq in the spectral region of 0.4 and 3.0 eV in the near-infrared region of the spectrum.
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