Fabrication of hybrid (PEDOT: PSS/n-Si) Solar Cells Application

Heterogeneous hybrid solar cells (HHSCs) have been the subject of much investigation and development interest to a simplistic system structural and technological methods that are low-cost. HHSCs, which utilize a high concentration of Poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene): poly(styrene sulfonate) (PEDOT) is a transparent conductive polymer, are fabricated by drop casting directly onto n-type crystalline silicon. Microscopic chemical etching is employed to induce surface roughness, a technique commonly used in traditional processes. The parameters of the contact between PEDOT: PSS and hermetic n-Si were examined. The properties related to structure, optics, and morphology, along with the electrical characteristics of PEDOT, were thoroughly investigated. The effectiveness of conversion is ascribed to the excellent match among the PEDOT film and the underlying silicon substrate. The integration of silver enhances efficiency, presenting a viable pathway to achieving Solar cells that are both highly efficient and low-cost. At a temperature of 300 K, it was obtaining the open circuit voltage (VOC), short circuit current (ISC), and supply element (F.F.) with values of 29.5 mV, 1.8 mA, and 33.29, respectively. The PEDOT: PSS photovoltaic cell efficiency was 0.92 percent