Electronic structure, defect properties, and optimization of the band gap of the earth-abundant and low-toxicity photovoltaic absorber Cu<sub>3</sub>SbS<sub>4</sub>

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Electronic structure, defect properties, and optimization of the band gap of the earth-abundant and low-toxicity photovoltaic absorber Cu₃SbS₄

Abstract: Searching for an earth-abundant and environment-friendly absorber for thin-film solar cells that provide similar power conversion efficiency as CdTe and Cu(In,Ga)Se2 is of great importance for large-scale applications. Success would...

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Electronic structure, defect properties, and optimization of the band gap of the earth-abundant and low-toxicity photovoltaic absorber Cu3SbS4

Abstract: Searching for an earth-abundant and environment-friendly absorber for thin-film solar cells that provide similar power conversion efficiency as CdTe and Cu(In,Ga)Se2 is of great importance for large-scale applications. Success would...

Cited by 8 publications

References 80 publications

Band gap tailoring in a low toxicity and low-cost solar cell absorber Cu3SbS4 through Na alloying: A first-principles study

Band gap tailoring in a low toxicity and low-cost solar cell absorber Cu3SbS4 through Na alloying: A first-principles study

First-principles prediction on Ag3SbS4 as a photovoltaic absorber

Delafossite NaYTe2 as a transparent conductive material with bipolar conductivity: A first-principles prediction

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Electronic structure, defect properties, and optimization of the band gap of the earth-abundant and low-toxicity photovoltaic absorber Cu₃SbS₄