The Zn/Sn ratio in Cu2ZnSn（S, Se）4 （CZTSSe） films has been regulated to control the composition-related phase, defect, and photoelectric properties for high performance kesterite solar cells. It is found that the ...The Zn/Sn ratio in Cu2ZnSn（S, Se）4 （CZTSSe） films has been regulated to control the composition-related phase, defect, and photoelectric properties for high performance kesterite solar cells. It is found that the increase in the Zn/Sn ratio can slightly narrow the energy band gap to extend the light absorption range and improve the photocurrent. Optimal Zn/Sn ratio of 1.39 in CZTSSe film is obtained with the least secondary phase, the lowest defect density, and the longest charge recombination lifetime. Up to 10.1% photoelectric conversion efficiency has been achieved by this composition regulation.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51627803,51402348,51421002,51372270,and 51372272)the Knowledge Innovation Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences
文摘The Zn/Sn ratio in Cu2ZnSn（S, Se）4 （CZTSSe） films has been regulated to control the composition-related phase, defect, and photoelectric properties for high performance kesterite solar cells. It is found that the increase in the Zn/Sn ratio can slightly narrow the energy band gap to extend the light absorption range and improve the photocurrent. Optimal Zn/Sn ratio of 1.39 in CZTSSe film is obtained with the least secondary phase, the lowest defect density, and the longest charge recombination lifetime. Up to 10.1% photoelectric conversion efficiency has been achieved by this composition regulation.
