Performance optimization of non-fullerene acceptor organic solar cell by incorporating carbon nanotubes as flexible transparent electrode

Sharma, Bharti; Mathur, Arpit Swarup; Singh, Ishwar; Singh, B. P.

doi:10.1016/j.rio.2022.100315

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“…Table 1 provides a comprehensive overview of the parameters for each material utilized in the configuration. Parameters n-Zno [20] n-CdS [21] Perovskite [22] Spiro-MeOTAD [24] n-Si P-Si [ simulate different kinds of solar cells [31], [32], [33], [34], [35]. We focused on the electrical characteristics of tandem solar cells in our analysis, which includes the Poisson equations for electrons and holes as well as continuity.…”

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Simulation study of Perovskite/Si Monolithic Multijunction Solar Cell

Prem Pratap Singh,

Kripa Shanker Singh

2024

IJSRMST

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The utilization of perovskite and crystalline-silicon (c-Si) light absorbers in multijunction solar cells presents an exciting opportunity to surpass the efficiency limit of the industry's leading single-junction c-Si solar cells. In this work, we used the Solar Cell Capacitance Simulator (SCAPS-1D) to simulate a monolithic tandem junction solar cell. The solar cell consists of two types of materials: low bandgap and high bandgap. These are layers of perovskites and Si, divided by a window layer of zinc oxide (ZnO), a buffer layer of cadmium sulfide (CdS), a recombination layer of Spiro-MeOTAD/silicon, and a heavily doped back surface field layer formed from n++Si to prevent recombination at the back surface. The impact of di fferent series and shunt resistances, as well as perovskite layer thickness and bandgap, on solar cells' photovoltaic performance has been investigated.

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Simulation study of Perovskite/Si Monolithic Multijunction Solar Cell

Prem Pratap Singh,

Kripa Shanker Singh

2024

IJSRMST

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“…Organic solar cells (OSCs) have made significant development in recent years, with improvements in terms of both power conversion efficiency (PCE) and flexibility. [14], [15] In order to meet some of these challenges of inorganic component-based solar cells, organic solar cells (OSC) have been presented by a section of the scientific community as a preferred alternative. OSC utilizes organic matter in order to generate electrons for power generation, unlike silicon in inorganic-based systems.…”

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Considerations regarding PV systems

Vlad

Lungu

2022

Ann_UGAL_Math_Phys_Mec

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The integration of renewable power supplies in urban areas and their integration in everyday life is the new trend for the latest research. By using renewable power supplies combined with the latest improvements regarding energy efficiency can help reduce energy consumption, greenhouse gas effect and toxic emissions. This paper presents the latest research in PV systems integration within cities. Urban areas have an unexplored potential for decentralized power production. PV systems are affordable and require minimal maintenance, thus making them suitable for such applications.

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