On the Photophysical and Electrochemical Studies of Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells

Ho, Kuo‐Chuan; Chen, Jian-Ging; Chen, Chia Yuan; Wu, Shi-Jhang; Li, Jheng-Ying; Wu, Chun‐Guey

doi:10.1557/proc-1149-qq09-02

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“…Long-term durability is of obvious interest for most EC devices, and this property has been investigated many times particularly with regard to device performance and industry aspects. Much of this work was published already in 1990s, and earlier Electrochemical Society Proceedings Volumes serve as repositories for much valuable information (7)(8)(9). Numerous articles in regular scientific journals discuss durability too (10)(11)(12)(13)(14), and early endeavors were summaries in a Handbook (2).…”

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Progress in Electrochromics: Towards Long-Term Durability and Materials Rejuvenation for Oxide-Based Thin Films

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Most electrochromic devices, such as "smart windows" for energy efficient glazings, must be durable enough for many years of service life. Typical constructions use films based on thin films of W oxide and Ni oxide, and this paper summarizes progress on durability-related issues for these materials. For W oxide, we describe recent and unexpected progress on galvanostatic rejuvenation of aged W oxide films, and we also discuss the beneficial effects of Ti addition. For Ni oxide, we report how charge exchange declination during extended voltammetric cycling can be modeled in terms of a power law and also demonstrate how modest additions of Ir can dramatically extend the cycling durability.

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