High‐performance hole‐selective
V
2
O
X
/
SiO
X
/
NiO
X
contact for crystalline silicon solar cells
EcoMat(2022)
Abstract
High work function vanadium oxide (V 2 O X , X < 5) is expected to induce strong upward band bending at crystalline silicon ( c ‐Si) surface thus selectively collect photogenerated hole‐carriers. However, the performance of c ‐Si solar cells employing V 2 O X ‐based hole‐selective contacts is still under expectation. Herein, we improve the hole‐selectivity of V 2 O X in combination with NiO X . The innovative V 2 O X /NiO X stack shows reduced contact resistivity but deteriorated minority carrier lifetime due to undesired interfacial reaction between V 2 O X and NiO X . Inserting an ultrathin SiO X interlayer suppresses the reaction and preserves the high work function of V 2 O X . A remarkable power conversion efficiency of 22.03% (fill factor of 83.07%) was achieved on p ‐type c ‐Si solar cells featuring a full‐area V 2 O X /SiO X /NiO X rear contact, which is so far the highest value reported for V 2 O X ‐based selective contacts. Our work highlights the significance of implementing p ‐type transition‐metal‐oxides to boost the selectivity of V 2 O X and the like. image
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Key words
solar cells,crystalline silicon
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