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A PV will reach the SQ limit if it's material properties match the assumptions made to derive to derive this limit. Following we can compare these assumptions with real material conditions:
* All incident light is absorbed below the band gap of the material, and each absorbed photon generates an electron-hole pair.
* **Recombination is direct** (band to band) and no radiative recombination is present.
light extraction to become part of all future designs
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There are otherwise no limitations on the transport of charge (**infinite mobility**, **infinite mobility** and **perfectly reflecting
contacts**): contacts**, which relate to charge transport: Photons emitted internally are likely to be trapped, re-absorbed, and re-emitted, leading to photon recycling in a open-circuit. Real materials have a non-ideal back contact, so they will not benefit completely from the photon recycling that occurs in a ideal reflecting system. \cite{Miller_2012}, Real materials also have finite carrier mobility, which
relates translate to series resistance losses.