Revealing the Role of Hydrogen in Highly Efficient Ag-Substituted CZTSSe Photovoltaic Devices: Photoelectric Properties Modulation and Defect Passivation. [PDF]
Zhao X +8 more
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Insight into the Role of Rb Doping for Highly Efficient Kesterite Cu2ZnSn(S,Se)4 Solar Cells. [PDF]
Miao C +7 more
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Designing multi-metal-site nanosheet catalysts for CO<sub>2</sub> photoreduction to ethylene. [PDF]
Li X +13 more
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Formulation and validation of mathematical model for co-sputtering conditions to attain stoichiometric CZTS films: Expedience of using all metal sulfide targets. [PDF]
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Ecodesign of Kesterite Nanoparticles for Thin Film Photovoltaics at Laboratory Scale. [PDF]
Jones MDK +14 more
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Noble metal-free CZTS electrocatalysis: synergetic characteristics and emerging applications towards water splitting reactions. [PDF]
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On the origin of band-tails in kesterite
Abstract Kesterite Cu2ZnSn( S x Se 1 − x )4 is an attractive earth-abundant material for low-cost thin film photovoltaics with the capability to achieve power production in the terawatt range and therefore to supply a significant part of the global electricity needs.
S Bourdais, Susanne Siebentritt
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Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells, 2016Abstract There are different ways to determine the bandgap of a semiconductor. In the case of strong tailing they lead to different results. Various versions of Tauc’s plot give the gap of extended states, whereas the photoluminescence and the quantum efficiency extend into the tail states.
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Abstract Here we present a monolithic kesterite-based tandem solar cell to harvest sunlight from a wide spectral range. The proposed tandem structure consists of a higher band gap Cu2ZnSnS4 (CZTS) top cell and an underlying lower band gap (AgxCu1-x)2ZnSnSe4 (ACZTSe) bottom cell connected in a series circuit through a tunneling junction.
D. Mora-Herrera, Mou Pal
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Countless rows of solar modules sit shimmering in the desert, a dark blue ocean stretching to the horizon. This is the Tengger Desert Solar Park in central China, by some estimates the world’s largest photovoltaic array, capable of generating up to 1.5 gigawatts of power. No wonder it’s been dubbed “the Great Wall of Solar Energy.” Arrays like this are
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