PHOTOACTIVE COMPONENT COMPRISING ORGANIC LAYERS

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Beitragende

  • Technische Universität Dresden

Abstract

The invention relates to a photoactive component, especially a solar cell, consisting of organic layers and formed by at least one stacked pi, ni, and/or pin diode. Said diodes are characterised in that they comprise at least one p-doped or n-doped transport layer having a larger optical band gap than that of the photoactive layer. The individual diodes are characterised by a high internal quantum yield, but can be optically thin (peak absorption < 80%). According to the invention, a high external quantum yield is obtained by either enlarging the optical path of the incident light in the diodes using light traps, or by stacking a plurality of said diodes, the transition between two diodes being facilitated by transition layers for the purposes of improved recombination and generation. Both forms of embodiment have a number of specific advantages using the doped transport layers with a large band gap.

Details

The invention relates to a photoactive component, especially a solar cell, consisting of organic layers and formed by at least one stacked pi, ni, and/or pin diode. Said diodes are characterised in that they comprise at least one p-doped or n-doped transport layer having a larger optical band gap than that of the photoactive layer. The individual diodes are characterised by a high internal quantum yield, but can be optically thin (peak absorption < 80%). According to the invention, a high external quantum yield is obtained by either enlarging the optical path of the incident light in the diodes using light traps, or by stacking a plurality of said diodes, the transition between two diodes being facilitated by transition layers for the purposes of improved recombination and generation. Both forms of embodiment have a number of specific advantages using the doped transport layers with a large band gap.

OriginalspracheEnglisch
IPC (Internationale Patentklassifikation)H01L 51/ 00 A N
VeröffentlichungsnummerKR20050116147
Land/GebietDeutschland
Prioritätsdatum19 März 2003
PrioritätsnummerDE20031013232
PublikationsstatusVeröffentlicht - 9 Dez. 2005
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