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A study of quantum well solar cell structures with bound-to-continuum transitions for reduced carrier recombination

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Jolley, G.
Faraone, L.
Fu, Lan
Lu, H. F.
Jagadish, C.
Tan, Hark Hoe

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American Institute of Physics

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A bound-to-continuum quantum well solar cell structure is proposed, and the band structure and absorption spectra are analyzed by the use of an eight band k⋅p model. The structure is based on quantum wells that only support bound states for the valence band. The absence of bound conduction band states has a number of potential advantages, including a reduction of electron trapping and, therefore, a reduction of quantum well induced photocarrier recombination due to reduced spatial overlap of the electron and hole wavefunctions.

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Applied Physics Letters

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