Overview
- In semiconductor devices, imperfect crystallinity often causes defects or trap states in the forbidden bandgap. These greatly affect the overall optical and electrical performance of the device. Since the absorption coefficient in the bandgap is extremely low, the generated photocurrent signal is also extremely weak. Therefore, a highly sensitive detection system is required.
- Enlitech‘s Fourier Transform Photocurrent Spectroscopy (FTPS) / Highly Sensitive External Quantum Efficiency (HS-EQE) (FTPS) is a highly sensitive photocurrent and external quantum efficiency (HS-EQE) spectroscopy system.
- It utilizes Fourier Transform Signal Processing technology to enhance and break through the photocurrent signal detection limits
- The lowest EQE level can be as low as 10-5%(7 orders)*.
- FTPS can be applied to detect the tail states of perovskite solar cells and the charge transfer state of organic solar cells, which are key to improving Voc loss mechanisms.
- Another common application is Urbach Energy measurement.