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Can lateral Schottky-junction photovoltaic devices be grown by chemical vapor deposition?

Here, we present the design, modeling, fabrication, and characterization of monolayer MoS 2 -based lateral Schottky-junction photovoltaic (PV) devices grown by using chemical vapor deposition (CVD). The device design consists of asymmetric Ti and Pt metal contacts with a work function offset to enable charge separation.

Is Photothermoelectric-effect induced current in the MOS 2 sheet neglected?

With these laser powers, the photothermoelectric-effect-induced current in the MoS 2 sheet could be neglected in the present study.

What is the performance of a Schottky-junction monolayer solar cell?

Performance of a Schottky-junction monolayer MoS 2 -based solar cell in the dark and under 1 sun equivalent AM1.5D illumination, measured at room temperature. The solar cell active area is 0.15 mm 2 with 1 μm channels between asymmetric Ti and Pt grid fingers.

What is a large Schottky barrier between MOS 2 and PT?

The larger bend on the right side between MoS 2 and Pt indicates a large Schottky barrier. Once the model is established, the current density–voltage ( J – V) relationship of the device is studied under forward bias. Figure 4 shows the simulated J – V plots for the various work functions of the asymmetric contacts.

Can a vertical Schottky-junction PV device achieve 256 MV of VOC?

(10) Cora et al. demonstrated a vertical Schottky-junction PV device with exfoliated 16 nm WS 2 and asymmetric Au and Ag contacts to achieve 256 mV of VOC and a power conversion efficiency of 0.46% under AM1.5G solar spectrum.

Could bulk photovoltaic effect overcome the Shockley-Queisser limit of photon–electricity conversion?

Nature Nanotechnology 16, 894–901 (2021) Cite this article The theoretical Shockley–Queisser limit of photon–electricity conversion in a conventional p–n junction could be potentially overcome by the bulk photovoltaic effect that uniquely occurs in non-centrosymmetric materials.