2013
DOI: 10.1364/ao.52.005184
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Absolute spectral responsivity measurements of solar cells by a hybrid optical technique

Abstract: An irradiance mode, absolute differential spectral response measurement system for solar cells is presented. The system is based on combining the monochromator-based approach of determining the power mode spectral responsivity of cells with an LED-based measurement to construct a curve representing the light-overfilled absolute spectral response of the entire cell. This curve can be used to predict the short-circuit current (I(sc)) of the cell under the AM 1.5 standard reference spectrum. The measurement syste… Show more

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“…The reported irradiance values for each LED were obtained by integrating the spectral irradiance curves over wavelength. For QE, a dual‐light source monochromator set up was used, utilizing the principle of differential spectral response (DSR) measurement as described previously with calibrated monitor detectors from 300 nm to 1900 nm, allowing for simultaneous measurements of the cell photocurrent and the incident monochromatic beam power. The monochromator beam was chopped by a mechanical chopper, hence generating a small AC photocurrent that is collected via a transimpedance preamplifier with the ability to separate AC and DC components of the signal and built‐in voltage bias capability.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reported irradiance values for each LED were obtained by integrating the spectral irradiance curves over wavelength. For QE, a dual‐light source monochromator set up was used, utilizing the principle of differential spectral response (DSR) measurement as described previously with calibrated monitor detectors from 300 nm to 1900 nm, allowing for simultaneous measurements of the cell photocurrent and the incident monochromatic beam power. The monochromator beam was chopped by a mechanical chopper, hence generating a small AC photocurrent that is collected via a transimpedance preamplifier with the ability to separate AC and DC components of the signal and built‐in voltage bias capability.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We now describe the model calibration algorithm and identified fitting issues in more detail. We present the algorithm for the seven-parameter SDM-G in equations (12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17), noting that a slightly simpler algorithm for the five-parameter SDM-L in equation (1) was also developed for I-V curves taken at (or corrected to) a single temperature and irradiance.…”
Section: Model Calibration Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The duty cycle was set at 50 %. Pulsed excitation measurements provide far greater stability of the LED signal than steady DC operation [13,14] and better signal to noise detection with the lock-in method. Additionally, the LEDs were mounted on water-cooled plates with water temperature of 15 °C to provide a stable output intensity and spectrum.…”
Section: System Descriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%