Characterization of surface and heterointerface of Cu2ZnSn1-xGexSe4 for the solar cell applications

Characterization of surface and heterointerface of Cu2ZnSn1-xGexSe4 for the solar cell applications
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用于太阳能电池应用的 Cu2ZnSn1-xGexSe4 的表面和异质界面表征

DOI:
10.1002/pssr.201900708
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发表时间:
2020
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Physica Status Solidi Rapid Research Letters
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Norio TERADA
Norio TERADA
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Katsuhiko Saito,Yusei Matsuo;Akihiro Tomota;Tatsuki Hamada;Yuken Oishi;Tooru Tanaka,and Qixin Guo;青木 裕介;青木 裕介;青木裕介;西尾勇輝, 阪本竜也, 青木裕介;西尾勇輝・坂本竜也・青木裕介;青木裕介;青木裕介;青木裕介;青木裕介;Tatsuya Sakamoto,Yusuke Aoki;Kazuya Hayashi, Yusuke Aoki;Norio TERADA

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This study analyzes the electronic structure of Cu2ZnSn1–xGexSe4(CZTGSe) surface and band alignments of CdS and CZTGSe using the Ge/(Sn + Ge) composition ratios ofx= 0–1 based on inversed, ultraviolet, and X‐ray photoemission spectroscopy. The conduction band offsets of the CdS/CZTGSe interface linearly decrease with increasingx, which are so‐called spike conduction band connections, whereas the valence band offsets are observed to be independent ofx. Moreover, the hole density near the CZTGSe surface increases with an increase inx; this corresponds to the increase in the measured built‐in‐potential withx. However, the open circuit voltage (VOC) saturates to ≈0.5 V forxover 0.2 in spite of the favorable band alignment and larger built‐in‐potential ofxat the interface. External‐quantum‐efficiency spectral analysis shows that the carrier recombination in CZTGSe bulk is suppressed with an increase inx, whereas the recombination near the CZTGSe surface is enhanced. The relationship between these recombination centers, electronic structure, and saturation ofVOCis discussed.