Polythiophene derivatives solar cells and effect of charge transport layer on enhancement of power conversion efficiency

In the last few decades, polymer solar cells have aroused great interest within both academic and industrial organizations due to their great potential applications in sustainable energy systems. In comparison to silicon-based solar systems, polymer solar cells offer advantages of low cost, light we...

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Main Author: Gong, Cheng
Other Authors: Li Changming
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-528292023-03-03T16:06:30Z Polythiophene derivatives solar cells and effect of charge transport layer on enhancement of power conversion efficiency Gong, Cheng Li Changming School of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Chemical engineering In the last few decades, polymer solar cells have aroused great interest within both academic and industrial organizations due to their great potential applications in sustainable energy systems. In comparison to silicon-based solar systems, polymer solar cells offer advantages of low cost, light weight, high flexibility and room temperature processability. However, they have not been commercialized up to date due to their relatively low power conversion efficiency and short operation lifetime. It is essential to explore and investigate new materials, unique architectures, optimized fabrication process and fundamentals for greatly improvement of the device power conversion efficiency and long life time for practical applications. Doctor of Philosophy (SCBE) 2013-05-28T03:28:15Z 2013-05-28T03:28:15Z 2012 2012 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/52829 en 152 p. application/pdf
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Polythiophene derivatives solar cells and effect of charge transport layer on enhancement of power conversion efficiency
description In the last few decades, polymer solar cells have aroused great interest within both academic and industrial organizations due to their great potential applications in sustainable energy systems. In comparison to silicon-based solar systems, polymer solar cells offer advantages of low cost, light weight, high flexibility and room temperature processability. However, they have not been commercialized up to date due to their relatively low power conversion efficiency and short operation lifetime. It is essential to explore and investigate new materials, unique architectures, optimized fabrication process and fundamentals for greatly improvement of the device power conversion efficiency and long life time for practical applications.
author2 Li Changming
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format Theses and Dissertations
author Gong, Cheng
author_sort Gong, Cheng
title Polythiophene derivatives solar cells and effect of charge transport layer on enhancement of power conversion efficiency
title_short Polythiophene derivatives solar cells and effect of charge transport layer on enhancement of power conversion efficiency
title_full Polythiophene derivatives solar cells and effect of charge transport layer on enhancement of power conversion efficiency
title_fullStr Polythiophene derivatives solar cells and effect of charge transport layer on enhancement of power conversion efficiency
title_full_unstemmed Polythiophene derivatives solar cells and effect of charge transport layer on enhancement of power conversion efficiency
title_sort polythiophene derivatives solar cells and effect of charge transport layer on enhancement of power conversion efficiency
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