Perovskite Tandem Solar Cell Simulator Molecular Passivation

Shockley-Read-Hall trap mitigation, interface dipole band alignment & AM1.5G tandem spectral matching

PRESETS:
Tandem Total PCE (η)
29.02%
Target 29% Unlocked!
Tandem V_oc
1.942V
Top: 1.25V | Bot: 0.69V
Matched J_sc
19.45mA/cm²
2-Terminal Series Limit
Fill Factor (FF)
82.1%
R_s: 0.42 Ω·cm²
Tandem J-V Curve & Max Power Point (MPP) P_max: 290.2 W/m²
AM1.5G Spectral Photon Split & Subcell EQE Current matched: Δ0.12 mA
Interfacial Band Energy Alignment & Trap Passivation ΔE_c: 0.04 eV (Favorable Extraction)
Physics Breakdown: Why Nanometer Salt Passivation Reaches 29% PCE

Standard 3D perovskite surfaces exhibit uncoordinated Pb²⁺ and halide vacancies that act as deep Shockley-Read-Hall non-radiative recombination centers, limiting Voc to <1.15V. Applying an ultrathin (~1.2 nm) molecular salt layer creates a molecular dipole that eliminates uncoordinated dangling bonds and induces favorable band bending, driving recombination velocity below 150 cm/s while preserving low series tunneling resistance.

Shockley-Read-Hall Kinetics U_SRH ∝ N_t · v_th · σ. Passivation reduces trap density N_t by >95%, boosting sub-cell Voc by +110 mV.
Tunneling vs Series Resistance Excess thickness (>2.5 nm) creates a classical tunneling barrier, causing fill factor FF to collapse rapidly from 82% to <65%.
2-Terminal Tandem Current Matching Total short-circuit current J_sc is constrained by min(J_sc,top, J_sc,bot). Peak efficiency requires optimal bandgap split ~1.68 eV / 1.12 eV.
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