2023
DOI: 10.35848/1347-4065/acc3a5
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Design guides for artificial photosynthetic devices consisting of voltage-matched perovskite/silicon tandem solar-cell modules and electrochemical reactor modules

Abstract: We clarified the design guides for H2- and CO-producing artificial photosynthetic devices. The combination of a voltage-matched (VM) tandem solar-cell (SC) module and an electrochemical (EC) module was adopted. The parallel-connected top and bottom SC modules, in which multiple organic-inorganic hybrid perovskite (PVK) SCs with a bandgap of 1.7 eV and crystalline-silicon SCs were connected in series, respectively, powered the EC module consisting of series-connected multiple EC reactors. It was found that the … Show more

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“…36 Then, PVK/c-Si VM modules have been investigated. [37][38][39] However, application of the VM configuration to the monolithically seriesinterconnected modules raises a particular concern; the ohmic loss and optical loss in the transparent electrodes are larger than those for 2J-4T, as follows. The series-connection number of the cells in the top module is smaller than that in the bottom module because the top cells have a larger bandgap and hence a larger maximal-power voltage.…”
Section: J Modulesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…36 Then, PVK/c-Si VM modules have been investigated. [37][38][39] However, application of the VM configuration to the monolithically seriesinterconnected modules raises a particular concern; the ohmic loss and optical loss in the transparent electrodes are larger than those for 2J-4T, as follows. The series-connection number of the cells in the top module is smaller than that in the bottom module because the top cells have a larger bandgap and hence a larger maximal-power voltage.…”
Section: J Modulesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The objective of the present study is to design the best suited configurations of the 2J and 3J solar modules installed outdoors. For this purpose, we optimized the structures of the modules illustrated in (P sun = 100 mW/cm 2 ) and T cell = 25 C. 60 However, it is not suitable for the structure optimization of solar modules used outdoors, 39,61 because P sun is weaker and T cell is higher mostly in practice. Therefore, instead of using the standard condition, we determined the "average condition."…”
Section: Optimization Of Module Structures and Calculation Of Annuall...mentioning
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“…We previously constructed a practically large-sized device to synthesize formic acid using solar energy, which was a major milestone toward widespread use of artificial photosynthesis. , The device consisted of 1 m 2 -sized Ru-complex-based cathode electrodes, IrO x -based anode electrodes, and single-crystalline silicon solar cells, achieving a high solar-to-chemical energy conversion efficiency of 10.5%. Then, we tackled remaining challenges: improvements in both activity and durability of the cathode and anode catalysts, , direct reduction of CO 2 in a flue gas eliminating the CO 2 capture and condensation processes, and specific design of solar cells suitable for direct connection to the electrochemical reactors. In particular, long-term durability is of great importance for practical use. We improved the durability of the Ru-complex-based cathode electrodes to achieve stable operation of the formic-acid synthesis over 3000 h…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%