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Revealing Fundamentals of Charge Extraction in Photovoltaic Devices Through Potentiostatic Photoluminescence Imaging
Lukas Wagner
Patrick Schygulla
Jan Philipp Herterich
Mohamed Elshamy
Dmitry Bogachuk
Salma Zouhair
Simone Mastroianni
Uli Würfel
Yuhang Liu
Shaik Mohammed Zakeeruddin
Michael Grätzel
Andreas Hinsch
Stefan Glunz
出版
Universität
, 2022
URL
http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=FHvjzwEACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
註釋
Abstract: The photocurrent density-voltage (J(V)) curve is the fundamental characteristic to assess opto-electronic devices, in particular solar cells. However, it only yields information on the performance integrated over the entire active device area. Here, a method to determine spatially resolved photocurrent images by voltage-dependent photoluminescence microscopy is derived from basic principles. The opportunities and limitations of the approach are studied by the investigation of III-V and perovskite solar cells. This approach allows the real-time assessment of the microscopically resolved local J(V) curve and the steady-state Jsc as well as transient effects. In addition, the measurement contains information on local charge extraction and interfacial recombination. This facilitates the identification of regions of non-ideal charge extraction and enables linking these to the processing conditions. The proposed technique highlights that, combined with potentiostatic measurements, luminescence microscopy can be a powerful tool for the assessment of performance losses and the improvement of solar cells