CN103779435A - Efficiency enhancing technology for cadmium telluride (CdTe) and copper indium gallium selenium (CIGS) thin-film solar cell - Google Patents
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Abstract
Structres of a cadmium telluride (CdTe) cell and a copper indium gallium selenium (CIGS) cell are similar in front several layers. From the incident light direction of sunlight, three layers on the CdTe and CIGS thin-film solar cell comprise a photoelectric glass lining roof (1), a transparent conductive film TCO (2) and a cadmium sulfide (CdS) window layer (3). The CdTe and CIGS thin-film solar cell is characterized in that the glass lining roof is doped with a rare earth element, and the periphery is plated by a reflective film. According to the utility model, the rare earth doped glass lining roof is adopted to replace a general ultra clear glass lining roof, the rare earth doped glass lining roof has a function of converting a spectrum in a solar spectrum within a wave band of 300nm-450nm into visible light, thereby overcoming ineffective absorption of the part of short waves by the transparent conductive film TCO (2) and the CdS window layer (3), enabling a cadmium telluride (CdTe) cell absorption layer or a copper indium gallium selenium (CIGS) cell absorption layer to effectively absorb the part of spectrum, improving the short wave response, and achieving purposes of increasing light current and improving the photoelectric conversion efficiency of the cell.
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Technical field
Cadmium telluride and copper-indium-galliun-selenium film solar cell are subject to increasing attention with the stability of its higher photoelectric conversion efficiency (> 10%) and efficiency thereof, good low light level performance, and wherein cadmium telluride battery has dropped into large-scale volume production and application.
Background technology
Cadmium telluride has similar structure (Fig. 1, Fig. 2) with copper indium gallium selenide cell, solar spectrum is by the direction incident of glass lined top, through glass, transparent conductive oxide film (TCO), Window layer cadmium sulfide (CdS), then arrive respectively absorbed layer CdTe and CIGS, CdTe and CIGS are the main bodys that effectively absorbs photon and produce electron hole pair in battery separately.
Traditional ultra-clear glasses lining top can reach more than 90% the transmissivity of visible ray and infrared light (450nm~1100nm) band spectrum, but for the spectrum that is shorter than 450nm wave band, it is very fast that transmissivity decays.Glass lined top increases after plating transparent conductive oxide film TCO, transmissivity to visible ray and infrared light (450nm~1100nm) band spectrum generally can remain on more than 80%, to being shorter than the spectrum of 450nm wave band, transmissivity decay is faster, also depends on the ABSORPTION EDGE of TCO material.
TCO generally adopts SnO
2: F (FTO) and ZnO:Al (AZO), FTO is generally used for the preposition transparency electrode of cadmium telluride battery, its energy gap is 3.6eV~4.0eV, on glass lined top, increase after plating FTO, FTO glass further reduces the transmission of the following wave band of 450nm, particularly be shorter than the following part of 345nm wave band for spectrum, and be reduced to 80%~90% in the transmissivity of visible light wave range; AZO is generally used for the preposition transparency electrode of copper indium gallium selenide cell, and its energy gap is 3.4eV, and AZO glass has strong absorption to the ultraviolet below 375nm, is reduced to more than 80% in the transmissivity of 400nm~700nm wave-length coverage section;
The general character of two kinds of batteries is all to use N-shaped CdS material as resilient coating (Window layer), and the effect of CdS is is mostly internal electric fields, rather than as light-absorption layer.Due to the toxicity of cadmium (Cd), many research institutions attempt development and do not replace CdS containing Cd resilient coating, but effect is always not as CdS ideal.The energy gap of CdS material is 2.41eV, and corresponding spectral absorption cut-off wavelength is 515nm.There is obvious green glow to absorb, be obviously unfavorable for that the photogenerated current of shortwave spectral coverage is collected.It is generally acknowledged that the light induced electron-hole producing is not to being collected in CdS.In order to reduce the invalid absorption of CdS to solar spectrum, the method extensively adopting is at present to reduce the thickness of CdS layer, and the thickness in cadmium telluride or copper indium gallium selenide cell reduces to respectively 50 nanometers.With CdS absorption coefficient=7 × 10
-4cm
-1, calculate intensity in transmission I=I
oe
-α x, to being shorter than the spectra part of 515nm wave band, transmitted light intensity only has 70.47% original (corresponding 50 nanometer thickness).Although CdS layer attenuate can reduce the invalid absorption of spectrum greatly, CdS layer is too thin, can cause PN junction disappearance, and photovoltaic effect is had a negative impact, simultaneously undoubtedly can be harsher to the requirement of equipment and process process.
The spectrum of the 300nm~515nm wave band in solar spectrum, can arrive effective absorbed layer CdTe of hull cell or CIGS and the part that effectively absorbed, should be that this part spectrum penetrates remainder after glass lined top, TCO and CdS Window layer.
Summary of the invention
The object of the invention is in order to overcome TCO and CdS layer to being shorter than the defect of the invalid absorption of 450nm wave band solar spectrum in solar spectrum.
The present invention solves the technical scheme that its technical problem takes:
Adopt rear-earth-doped glass lined top, this glass lined top has lower translation function, being characterized in can be by the excitation of spectra of 300nm~450nm wave band in solar spectrum, then launches the broadband spectral that a peak value is 523nm (Fig. 5 (a) and (b)).Because peak value and the wavelength band of these emission spectrum are nearly all positioned at outside the ABSORPTION EDGE of TCO and CdS, thereby the transmissivity after TCO and CdS stack is all increased, avoid within the scope of this most ultraviolet spectra by the invalid absorption of TCO and CdS layer, improve the photoelectric respone of this part spectrum, increase by the absorbable photon numbers of battery obsorbing layer, thereby can increase photocell and improve photoelectric conversion efficiency.In hull cell, the thickness of CdS can no longer be confined to 50 nanometer thickness, can correspondingly suitably thicken.Edge, glass lined top scribbles reflector, the edge light leak pushing up from glass lined with the spectrum preventing after lower conversion.
The invention has the beneficial effects as follows:
The energy gap of CdTe material is 1.45eV, can absorb the solar spectrum of 300nm~855nm wave band.The energy gap of CIGS can regulate by the proportioning that changes element.
The spectrum of 300nm-450nm wave band in solar spectrum, realize lower conversion through rear-earth-doped glass lined top, convert the broadband spectral that peak value is 523nm (Fig. 5) to, can penetrate easily TCO and CdS, effectively avoided the major part of this part ultraviolet light by the invalid absorption of TCO and CdS.In addition, consider excitation spectrum (light 6 in Fig. 6) the non-total reflection solid angle loss 12% of lower conversion, all the other total reflection parts are because surrounding is coated with reflector, and light leak is effectively controlled.Under AM1.0 and AM1.5 solar radiation condition, on original basis, efficient intensity/photoelectric current is increased respectively to 8.1% and 5.8%.
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Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and example, the present invention is further described.
Fig. 1 is the basic structure schematic diagram of cadmium telluride in prior art (CdTe) solar cell;
Fig. 2 is the basic structure schematic diagram of Copper Indium Gallium Selenide in prior art (CIGS) solar cell;
Fig. 3 is the basic structure schematic diagram of cadmium telluride of the present invention (CdTe) solar cell, and lining top is rear-earth-doped glass, edge plating transmitting film;
Fig. 4 is the basic structure schematic diagram of Copper Indium Gallium Selenide of the present invention (CIGS) solar cell, and lining top is rear-earth-doped glass, edge plating reflectance coating;
Fig. 5 (a) is the excitation spectrum that the present invention serves as a contrast topping material, is (b) emission spectrum that the present invention serves as a contrast topping material;
Fig. 6 be respectively incident ray without scattering or excite arrive at absorbed layer, incident ray in glass through scattering or the schematic diagram that excites;
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Fig. 6 is that the present invention has rare earth doped glass lined top cadmium telluride battery and four layers of basic structure schematic diagram above copper indium gallium selenide cell.Sun light beam enters above three layers and is divided into two kinds of situations: (A) and (B)
(A) sun light beam enters and in vitreum, is not scattered or the sight of fluorescence excitation particle not:
Light 1 is incident sunray;
Light 1 ' is the reflection ray of light 1 in air and glass interface;
Light 2 ' is the reflection ray of light 2 at glass and TCO interface;
Light 3 is that light 2 is passing the refracted ray that enters TCO behind glass and TCO interface;
Light 3 ' is the reflection ray of light 3 at TCO and CdS interface;
Light 4 is that light 3 is passing the refracted ray that enters CdS layer behind TCO and CdS interface;
(B) sun light beam enter in vitreum, be scattered or fluorescence excitation particle after launch the sight of new photon:
Light 5 is incident sunrays;
Light 6 is that light 5 is passing the refracted ray that enters glass after air and glass interface;
Light 6 runs into fluorescent grain (the 7th, the position at fluorescent grain place, is not light) in position 7.If photon wavelength > is 450nm, this photon is to space all directions scattering, and wavelength is constant; If photon wavelength < 450nm, this photon can be launched new photon by fluorescence excitation particle, Einstein shift, its wavelength in visible-range, peak value 523nm (as Fig. 5 (a) (b)), realized time conversion;
Light 8 and light 10 are respectively that light 6 is scattered or two kinds of situations of the backward space of fluorescence excitation particle all directions transmittings: light 8 is angle of departure sights while being less than critical angle θ, can not produce total internal reflection at vitreum and air interface, a part can see through the interface of glass and air, be refracted in air, become light 9.Light 8 ' be that light 8 is returned the part in glass by glass and air interface reflections; Light 10 is angle of departure sights while being more than or equal to critical angle θ, and light produces total internal reflection at glass and air interface.Because edge, glass lined top scribbles reflector, this part photon can not see through edge and spill, but arrives absorbed layer CdTe or CIGS at inside battery through multiple reflections and refraction.
Light 8 ' and light 10 in 450nm~515nm band spectrum, be positioned at outside the ABSORPTION EDGE of TCO, see through TCO, a part by the invalid absorption of CdS, arrive absorbed layer; Light 8 ' and light 10 in after red shift is moving wave band (Fig. 5 (the b)) overwhelming majority can penetrate TCO and CdS simultaneously and arrive at absorbed layer.
The loss of the angle of departure of utilizing emitted light in glass
There is the critical angle θ=sin of full transmitting
-1(1/n
glass), work as n
glass=1.5333, θ=40.71 °, rare earth luminous material point in glass isotropically to space 360 ° luminous, in the time that the angle of departure is in the circular cone take θ as drift angle, a utilizing emitted light part is refracted in air in glass and air interface, a part is reflected back inside glass, the solid angle that conical surface surrounds
beyond the angle of departure is positioned at the circular cone take θ as drift angle time, in glass and air interface, utilizing emitted light is launched back inside glass entirely, at glass and TCO interface, due to total reflection can not occur, utilizing emitted light transmissive glass, TCO and CdS layer, absorbed layer CdTe or CIGS absorb; Therefore, the loss of rare earth luminous material utilizing emitted light solid angle is
in order to reduce solid angle loss, the refractive index of selected glass is large as much as possible.
The present invention adopts rear-earth-doped glass lined top, overcome the restriction of original battery structure and material physical properties, can make cadmium telluride and copper indium gallium selenide cell effectively utilize the spectrum of 300nm~450nm wave band in solar spectrum, improve the short wave response to solar spectrum, thereby making to arrive absorbed layer CdTe or CIGS efficient intensity increases, thereby reach increase photoelectric current, improve the object of photoelectric conversion efficiency.
The above, it is only preferred embodiment of the present invention, not the present invention is done to any pro forma restriction, any simple modification, equivalent variations and modification that every foundation technical spirit of the present invention is done above embodiment, all still belong in the scope of technical solution of the present invention.
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1. cadmium telluride and copper indium gallium selenium solar cell, above it, three layers comprise glass lined top (1), transparent conductive film TCO (2), cadmium sulfide CdS Window layer (3), it is characterized in that: the glass that this glass lined top is rare earth doped fluorescent material replaces photovoltaic ultra-clear glasses (seeing Fig. 3 and Fig. 1 comparison, Fig. 4 and Fig. 2 comparison).
2. glass lined according to claim 1 top, is characterized in that: the described fluorescent RE powder ratio of adulterating is 0.1%~30%.
3. glass lined according to claim 1 top, is characterized in that: the edge on described glass lined top scribbles reflectance coating.
4. glass lined according to claim 1 top, is characterized in that: Window layer (3) is not limited to cadmium sulfide (CdS) material, can be the Window layer that ZnS, InS etc. do not contain Cd element.
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