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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Solar cell architecture"”.

  1. Engineering scalable device architectures for lead sulfide quantum dot solar cells

    In recent years flexible and lightweight solar cell technologies have emerged as complements to silicon solar panels in the rapidly growing clean energy industry. As one of these new technologies, quantum dot solar cells have shown remarkable shelf life stability with increasingly competitive power …

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  2. Singlet exciton fission-enhanced silicon photovoltaics: Interfacial engineering, device design and spectroscopic technique development

    … necessitate enhancements in crystalline silicon solar cells, which are the current dominant solar technology. However, their efficiencies have only increased incrementally over the recent 20 years, as they are starting to approach the theoretical efficiency limit. The main source of loss is …

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  3. Fundamental investigations on periodic nano- and microstructured organic solar cells

    Using organic semiconducting materials in solar cells is a new approach with <br>promising possibilities. The great potential of low cost production combined <br>with mechanical flexibility gives rise to new applications. Due to the relatively simple fabrication process from solution and the …

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  4. Chemical Modifications and Passivation Approaches in Metal Halide Perovskite Solar Cells

    … efficient charge transport layers for perovskite solar cells. We first developed an efficient electron transport layer via modification of titanium dioxide nanostructure followed by a unique chemical treatment in order to have clean interface with fast electron injection form the absorber layer in …

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