Multijunction Solar Cells Lattice Matched to InP Using Sb-Containing Alloys

A multijunction (MJ) solar cell grown on an InP substrate using materials that are lattice-matched to InP. In an exemplary three-junction embodiment, the top cell is formed from In1-xAlxAs1-ySby (with x and y adjusted so as to achieve lattice-matching with InP, hereafter referred to as InAlAsSb), th...

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Hauptverfasser: GONZALEZ MARIA, VURGAFTMAN IGOR, TISCHLER JOSEPH G, CRESS CORY D, WALTERS ROBERT J, EKINS-DAUKES NICHOLAS, JENKINS PHILLIP, CHAN NGAI, STAVRINOU PAUL, ADAMS JESSICA, MEYER JERRY R, YAKES MICHAEL K, LUMB MATTHEW P, ABELL JOSHUA
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creator GONZALEZ MARIA
VURGAFTMAN IGOR
TISCHLER JOSEPH G
CRESS CORY D
WALTERS ROBERT J
EKINS-DAUKES NICHOLAS
JENKINS PHILLIP
CHAN NGAI
STAVRINOU PAUL
ADAMS JESSICA
MEYER JERRY R
YAKES MICHAEL K
LUMB MATTHEW P
ABELL JOSHUA
description A multijunction (MJ) solar cell grown on an InP substrate using materials that are lattice-matched to InP. In an exemplary three-junction embodiment, the top cell is formed from In1-xAlxAs1-ySby (with x and y adjusted so as to achieve lattice-matching with InP, hereafter referred to as InAlAsSb), the middle cell from In1-a-bGaaAlbAs (with a and b adjusted so as to achieve lattice-matching with InP, hereafter referred to as InGaAlAs), and the bottom cell also from InGaAlAs, but with a much lower Al composition, which in some embodiments can be zero so that the material is InGaAs. Tunnel junctions (TJs) connect the junctions and allow photo-generated current to flow. In an exemplary embodiment, an InAlAsSb TJ connects the first and second junctions, while an InGaAlAs TJ connects the second and third junctions.
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