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Reciprocal relationship between photoluminescence and photocurrent in two-step photon up-conversion solar cell

Two-step photon up-conversion solar cell (TPU-SC) we have recently proposed is a single-junction solar cell containing a hetero-interface of different semiconductor materials. Although efficient two-step photon up-conversion is achieved in the TPU-SC, the detailed mechanism of the significant intraband photoexcitation occurring at the hetero-interface is still unclear. In this study, we performed simultaneous measurements of photoluminescence and photocurrent as a function of the applying bias voltage in the TPU-SC. We experimentally demonstrate the reciprocity relationship between the radiative recombination and the photocurrent of the TPU-SC.