Photoluminescence properties of Cu-poor Cu2Sn1-xGexS3 thin films with varying Ge/(Ge+Sn) ratio

Photoluminescence properties of Cu-poor Cu2Sn1-xGexS3 thin films with varying Ge/(Ge+Sn) ratio
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不同Ge/(Ge Sn)比的贫铜Cu2Sn1-xGexS3薄膜的光致发光特性

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10.1088/1361-6463/accc42
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发表时间:
2023
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Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics
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Kunihiko Tanaka
Kunihiko Tanaka
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作者:
Ayaka Kanai;Ryoma Hata;Mutsumi Sugiyama;Kunihiko Tanaka

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本研究通过低温-PL测量,研究了目前最适合高效吸收剂的cu2 Sn 1−x Ge x s3 (CTGS)薄膜的光致发光(PL)光谱,揭示了x比对CTGS薄膜缺陷性能的影响。当x= 0.00时,CTS薄膜的PL光谱在0.782、0.832、0.862、0.885和0.933 eV处出现5个峰。此外,随着x比的增加,CTGS薄膜中的所有PL峰位置都向更高的能量移动,这是因为薄膜中的缺陷水平随着x比的增加而变化。此外,我们还得到了x= 0.00时CTS薄膜在6 ~ 20 meV范围内的估计活化能(ea)值。CTGS薄膜的E - a值与CTGS薄膜相似,即使在x比高达0.19时也是如此。CTGS薄膜中x比的增加不影响CTGS中的受体。因此,作为太阳能电池中的吸收层,CTGS比CTS更有优势,因为石墨烯可以在保持浅层受体的同时很大。因此,CTGS可以像CuIn 1−x Ga x Se 2和cu2 ZnSnS 4一样被越来越多地用作下一代吸收材料。
This study investigates the photoluminescence (PL) spectra of Cu 2 Sn 1− x Ge x S 3 (CTGS) thin films, which are currently the most suitable composition ratio for high-efficiency absorbers through low temperature-PL measurements to reveal the effects of the x ratio on defect properties of CTGS thin films. The PL spectrum of Cu 2 SnS 3 (CTS) thin films with x= 0.00 exhibits five peaks at 0.782, 0.832, 0.862, 0.885, and 0.933 eV. Moreover, all PL peak positions in the CTGS thin films shift to higher energies with increasing x ratios because the defect levels in the films changed with an increase in the x ratio. Moreover, we obtain the estimated activation energy (E a) values of the CTS thin films with x= 0.00 ranging from 6 to 20 meV. The E a values of CTGS are similar to those of the CTGS thin films, even at x ratios of up to 0.19 in CTGS thin films. The increasing x ratio in CTGS thin films does not influence the acceptor in CTGS. Therefore, the CTGS is advantageous as an absorption layer in solar cells rather than a CTS because E g can be large while maintaining a shallow acceptor. Hence, CTGS can be expected to be increasingly used like CuIn 1− x Ga x Se 2 and Cu 2 ZnSnS 4 as next-generation absorption materials.