The doping has two effects on the level of the semicondcutor properties: The increase of the doping increases the mobile carrier concentration., It also decreases the mobility because the motion impedance of the defects produced by the doping atoms.
This has effects on the solar cells properties. It is so there is optimum doping concentration both in the substrate and emitter layers of the solar cells. As an example for silicon single crystal solar cells it is found that the optimum doping in the substrate is 10^17/cm^3 and in the emitter it amounts to 10^19/cm^3.
The effect of doping is of two fold:
If increases the open circuit voltage increases while the short circuit current decreases. Therefore the photoconversion efficiency at a specific doping.
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some experimental studies have been reported in reference "C. Liu et al., « Improving the charge carrier transport of organic solar cells by incorporating a deep energy level molecule », Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., vol. 19, no 1, p. 245‑250, 2017.DOI: 10.1039/C6CP07344A" consist the effect of p-type doping with F4-TCN concentration on organic solar cell based on P3HT:ICBA showed that there is an optimum doping ,it is about 6e16cm-3 .with this concentration a peak of effeciency and of short circuit currrent have been noticed, while the open circuit voltage remaind constant. So, I'am finding that there is a constraction whith Mr Abdelhalim Zekry when he said ",If increases the open circuit voltage increases while the short circuit current decreases. Therefore the photoconversion efficiency at a specific doping ". I don't know if this different depends to the marial used in constraction of solar cell.
I spoke from metallic semiconductors such as silicon.
concerning the doping i said that there is an optimum doping. Your paper also has the same finding for the organic materials. The open circuit voltage increases with doping because the shift of the Fermi level toward the band edges when the doping increases and there by increasing the contact difference of potential in p-n homojunctions.
The behavior of the doping in organic materials is different from that of the metallic semiconductors. I attached references for these findings.