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1. J-V_characteristics.csv (3.98 kB)
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2. EQE.csv (1.91 kB)
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3. WF_MAPS.csv (4 MB)
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4. Low_Temperature_PL.csv (4.24 kB)
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5. Low_Temperature_Admittance.csv (1.4 kB)
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6. Data_table.csv (0.88 kB)
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Data from photoluminescence spectroscopy, admittance spectroscopy, photoelectron emission microscopy, current-voltage characteristics, and spectral response of quantum efficiency measurements on Cu2ZnZnSnS4 (CZTS) films and solar cells as a function of antimony and sodium doping.
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posted on 2022-02-22, 16:57 authored by Devendra TiwariDevendra Tiwari, Michael V. Yakushev, Tristan Koehler, Mattia Cattelan, Neil Fox, Robert Martin, Reiner Klenk, David FerminThis is the dataset used in the journal article to be published in American Chemical Society's Applied Energy Materials.
Article Title: Mapping the Energetics of Defect States in Cu2ZnSnS4 films and the Impact of Sb Doping
Authors: Devendra Tiwari, Michael V. Yakushev, Tristan Koehler, Mattia Cattelan, Neil Fox, Robert W. Martin, Reiner Klenk and David J Fermin
DOI: https://10.1021/acsaem.1c03729
The dataset was produced in collaboration with colleagues from University of Bristol, Strathclyde University and Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin.
The dataset contains .csv files and can be accessed can be using any text editor or any spreadsheet software.
Funding
Photovoltaic Technology based on Earth Abundant Materials - PVTEAM
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
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