Radiative efficiency of state‐of‐the‐art photovoltaic cells

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Tandem Solar Cells Based on High-Efficiency c-Si Bottom Cells: Top Cell Requirements for >30% Efficiency (2014, methodology): “Similar luminescent efficiency values were calculated by Green in a recent analysis of experimental cell performance [31].”
Efficiency Potential of Photovoltaic Materials and Devices Unveiled by Detailed-Balance Analysis (2017, background): “Except for the c-Si sample, these losses are relatively large in all devices presented here but are substantially reduced when considering champion devices [23].”
Quantifying Losses in Open-Circuit Voltage in Solution-Processable Solar Cells (2015, methodology): “The QLED values for the GaAs device from Green’s work [50] and the other systems reported by us are derived from”
Strong Internal and External Luminescence as Solar Cells Approach the Shockley–Queisser Limit (2011, background): “Amorphous silicon, for example, has a very large absorption coefficient of about 105 /cm, yet the probability of emission at open circuit is ∼10−4 [8].”
Intrinsic non-radiative voltage losses in fullerene-based organic solar cells (2017, neutral): “△ VVnr ∝ AA − BB EECT − λλs h?̄?νν (5)”
A review of recent progress in heterogeneous silicon tandem solar cells (2018, background): “EREs of state-of-the-art solar cells can be found in a number of publications, such as [6, 96, 97], or [98].”