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9783540004059 Organic Photovoltaics Jul. 2003 Akademisk Achieving efficient solar energy conversion at both large
scale and low cost is among the most important
technological challenges for the near future. The present
volume describes and explains the fundamentals of
organic/plastic solar cells in a manner accessible to both
researchers and students. It provides a comprehensive
analysis of the operational principles underlying several
types of solar cells that have absorber layers based on
polymer materials and small molecules. It addresses
competing approaches, such as polymer solar cells and
dye-sensitized cells, while considering the
thermodynamic principles within the context of these
schemes. Organic Photovoltaics also analyzes in detail
the charge-transfer processes in the bulk-heterojunction
devices corresponding to the relevant mechanism of
carrier generation. Emphasized throughout is the
concept of interpenetrating polymer-fullerene networks,
due to their high potential for improving power
efficiency.
9783481017767 Gebäudeintegrie
rte Photovoltaik.
9780470091265 Thin Film Solar
Cells:
Fabrication,
Characterization
and Applications
9781860943492 The Physics of
Solar Cells
(Properties of
Semiconductor
Materials)
Maj 2002 Arkitekter og
ingeniører
m.m.
Nov. 2006 postgraduate
researchers in
the PV
domain,
industrial
researchers in
the PV
domain and
photonics
professionals.
Sep. 2003 Studerende
Architektonische Integration der Photovoltaik.
This book is the first comprehensive overview covering
the different thin-film solar cell technologies: from the
more “classical ones” (a-Si:H, CdTe, CIS) to the novel
ones which are making their way from the lab to actual
production. The book not only provides the reader with
a good overview but also provides recent insights on
advanced characterization, device modelling and
upscaling of the different approaches.
Jenny Nelson has provided a splendidly clear, concise
and readable account of the basic semiconductor
physics of the solar cell, complete with student
exercises and solutions. In the two fascinating final
chapters, she takes her readers beyond the limit of
performance of the present-day crystalline silicon cell,
describing advanced design concepts that could provide
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