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New approaches for high efficiency cascade solar cells

โœ Scribed by T. Katsuyama; M.A. Tischler; D. Moore; N. Hamaguchi; N.A. Elmasry; S.M. Bedair


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1987
Weight
338 KB
Volume
21
Category
Article
ISSN
0379-6787

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โœฆ Synopsis


New approaches for current problems facing cascade solar cells in III-V compounds are addressed. Spinodal decomposition of metastable alloys such as A1GaAsSb resulting in the separation of low band gap phases is proposed as an interconnect between the two cells. A new superlattice structure based on the ternary alloys GaAsP and InGaAs has been used to reduce defects originating from a GaAs substrate or a lattice-mismatched interface. This superlattice structure with Eg = 1.25 eV is used to extend photon absorption beyond the band gap of GaAs without the introduction of lattice defects.


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