Exploring ternary hybrid nanocomposite of NiO@CuO embedded on reduced graphene oxide as supercapacitor electrode

Jennifer, P. Joselene Suzan; Muthupandi, S.; Niranjana, S. R.; Ruban, M. Joe Raja; Varghese, Davis; Madhavan, J.; Prathap, S.; Raj, M. Victor Antony

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“…Another method focuses on the electrode material, selecting materials with higher electrocatalytic activity. [19][20][21] This enhancement can lead to more effective electron transfer, thereby improving overall cell efficiency.…”

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The effects of periodic textured substrate to control diffusion angle on the conversion efficiency of dye-sensitized solar cells

Kimura,

Oka,

Hata

et al. 2024

Jpn. J. Appl. Phys.

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We suggested improving the conversion efficiency of Dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) by the micro-nano periodic textures to control the diffusion angle of the incident light for certain absorbed wavelengths of the used dye. A periodic texture (Prd-Tx) was designed to enhance the light path of the wavelength of DSSCs’ dye absorption with a wide process window by the optical simulation (Pitch: 1400 nm, Pillar diameter: 460 – 560 nm, Pillar height: more than 500 nm). The Prd-Tx was fabricated by the photolithography processes and nanoimprinting (Pitch: 1400 nm, Pillar diameter: 500 nm, Pillar height: 1000 nm). The Prd-Tx increased the DSSCs’ conversion efficiency (η of 3.13%), surpassing our previous best result (refabricated W-Tx, η of 3.08%). It was considered that the ohmic loss was suppressed owing to the Prd-Tx enhanced electrical conductivity at the interface between the transparent electrode, F-doped Tin oxide (FTO) and TiO2.

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