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Contents
 Objectives
 Materials selection
 Design, simulation and parameter optimization
 Parametric analysis
 Background and motivation
 Conclusions
2
Background and Motivation
Energy Demand and Production World Energy Consumption by Fuel type
Gap between demand &
production
Dependency on non-renewable
sources
Natural Gas, 19%
Renewables, 18%
Solar, <1%
Nuclear, 16%
Coal, 41%
Oil, 6%
3
Background and Motivation..
Environmental attributes of different sources
Energy reservations of fossil fuels
Fossil fuels scarcity Less CO2 emission
4
Renewable Energy
Electricity
Heat
Sunlight
Solar Cell
Future Energy Demand and Technology
5
Objectives
Investigate Gnp as window layer in CZTS solar cell
Improve efficiency
Improve thermal stability
1.
2.
3.
6
Potential Candidates
• Unstable in saline
plasma
• Can’t used as front
contact in superstate
configuration.
SnO2
• Cause current
leakage
FTO
• Rare material
• Brittle
• High fabrication cost
ITO
• Highly transparent
• Flexible
• Thermally stable
• Tunable band-gap
Gnp
7
Materials Selection
Proposed cell
Window layer
(Graphene)
• Super durable and conductivity, flexible
• High transparency, low cost, non-fragile
Buffer layer
(ZnO)
• Wide direct bandgap (3.3 eV)
• Eco friendly and highly abundant
Absorber
layer (CZTS)
• Direct bandgap (1.4~1.5 eV)
• Abundant, cheaper, non-toxic
Back contact
(Ni)
• Work function 5.15 eV
• Abundant, cheaper, non-toxic
8
Design, Simulation and Parameter Optimization
SCAPS generated cell Parameters used for different layers
9
Parametric Analysis: CZTS Thickness Variation
Gnp improves cell
performance at same
thickness
Without graphene With graphene
Voc
(V)
Jsc
(mA/
cm2)
FF
(%)
𝜂 (%)
Without
Gnp
0.849 23.38 82.53 16.4
With
Gnp
0.85 23.81 84.64 17.14
10
Effect of Doping Concentration and Temperature
Effect of CZTS doping concentration Effect of temperature
Less output variation
showing thermal stability
All parameters increase
except Jsc
11
Quantum Efficiency and J-V Characteristics
QE characteristics J-V characteristics
QE improves 25% to 90% Improved J-V characteristics
12
Conclusions
 Investigated Graphene as alternative to ITO.
 Increases sustainability of PV solar cell.
 Obtained higher FF, Jsc and 𝜂 using less number of layers.
 High Thermal stability.
 Reduced absorber layer thickness.
13

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  • 1. 1 Contents  Objectives  Materials selection  Design, simulation and parameter optimization  Parametric analysis  Background and motivation  Conclusions
  • 2. 2 Background and Motivation Energy Demand and Production World Energy Consumption by Fuel type Gap between demand & production Dependency on non-renewable sources Natural Gas, 19% Renewables, 18% Solar, <1% Nuclear, 16% Coal, 41% Oil, 6%
  • 3. 3 Background and Motivation.. Environmental attributes of different sources Energy reservations of fossil fuels Fossil fuels scarcity Less CO2 emission
  • 5. 5 Objectives Investigate Gnp as window layer in CZTS solar cell Improve efficiency Improve thermal stability 1. 2. 3.
  • 6. 6 Potential Candidates • Unstable in saline plasma • Can’t used as front contact in superstate configuration. SnO2 • Cause current leakage FTO • Rare material • Brittle • High fabrication cost ITO • Highly transparent • Flexible • Thermally stable • Tunable band-gap Gnp
  • 7. 7 Materials Selection Proposed cell Window layer (Graphene) • Super durable and conductivity, flexible • High transparency, low cost, non-fragile Buffer layer (ZnO) • Wide direct bandgap (3.3 eV) • Eco friendly and highly abundant Absorber layer (CZTS) • Direct bandgap (1.4~1.5 eV) • Abundant, cheaper, non-toxic Back contact (Ni) • Work function 5.15 eV • Abundant, cheaper, non-toxic
  • 8. 8 Design, Simulation and Parameter Optimization SCAPS generated cell Parameters used for different layers
  • 9. 9 Parametric Analysis: CZTS Thickness Variation Gnp improves cell performance at same thickness Without graphene With graphene Voc (V) Jsc (mA/ cm2) FF (%) 𝜂 (%) Without Gnp 0.849 23.38 82.53 16.4 With Gnp 0.85 23.81 84.64 17.14
  • 10. 10 Effect of Doping Concentration and Temperature Effect of CZTS doping concentration Effect of temperature Less output variation showing thermal stability All parameters increase except Jsc
  • 11. 11 Quantum Efficiency and J-V Characteristics QE characteristics J-V characteristics QE improves 25% to 90% Improved J-V characteristics
  • 12. 12 Conclusions  Investigated Graphene as alternative to ITO.  Increases sustainability of PV solar cell.  Obtained higher FF, Jsc and 𝜂 using less number of layers.  High Thermal stability.  Reduced absorber layer thickness.
  • 13. 13