Is there a photo voltaic power source component for multisim 11?

i am looking for a component for a photovoltaic cell source.does multisim 11 have anything like this.

the best explination of the curcuit equivalent of a photo(solar cell) seems to be found in wiki
solar cell perameters to out put current and voltage
I = output current (amperes)
IL = photogenerated current (amperes)
V = voltage across the output terminals (volts)
RS = series resistance (Ω).
I0 = reverse saturation current (amperes)
n = diode ideality factor (1 for an ideal diode)
q = elementary charge
k = Boltzmann's constant
T = absolute temperature
RSH = shunt resistance (Ω)
then the edffected based on physical size of the cell
J = current density (amperes/cm2)
JL = photogenerated current density (amperes/cm2)
J0 = reverse saturation current density
(amperes/cm2)
rS = specific series resistance (Ω-cm2)
rSH = specific shunt resistance (Ω-cm2).
not sure if this helps i will check with my professor on this matter as well.

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