Effects of quantum dot layers on the behavior of multijunction solar cell operation under concentration
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Abstract
The key effects of adding quantum dots in the middle sub-cell of a lattice matched triple junction solar cell are studied as a function of concentration in an advanced numerical simulation environment. The quantum dots are modeled using an effective medium which contains a quantum mechanical absorption coefficient, quantum dot to bulk carrier dynamics and minority carrier lifetimes. In the presented study, we report a change in efficiency between −0.2% and +0.8% for the QD enhanced design relative to the control design at 1 sun and an efficiency increase between +0.1 % and +1.2% at 1000 suns. The difference in this behavior over concentration for the different designs is predominantly due to an increase in overall recombination rates in the intrinsic region of the middle sub-cell.
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