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This Jupyter Notebook extract the basic PV parameters from the J-V curve of µSMU: Voc, Jsc, FF, Rs, Rp

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The current Jupyter Notebook extract the basic PV parameters from the J-V curve of µSMU device: Voc, Jsc, FF, Rs, Rp.

Note: The conversión efficiency is not calculated at this moment. If the insidence irradiance its know you can calculate using the following equation: Efficiency = (Voc Jsc FF)/(Irradiance [W/m2])


micro-SMU and Si Solar cell

Fig.1 µSMU device and a silicon (Si) solar cell

micro-SMU and Si Solar cell

Fig.2 Curve JV from µSMU and plotted in JupyterNotebook

Device parameters (Si mini Module)

The basic PV parameters were obteined with the following Jupyter Notebook: light_jv_parameters.ipynb

Parameter Approximated statsmodels.api
Voc [V] 2.0999 2.0794
Jsc [mA/cm2] -0.5867 -0.5863
FF 0.6888 0.696
efficiency - -
- -
Rs [ohm cm2] - -
Rp [ohm cm2] - -

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