2017
DOI: 10.21577/1984-6835.20170086
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Titanium dioxide application in solar cells

Abstract: Abstract:Extensive research has been performed in solar cells field, due the fact that the main current energy sources are derived from finite fossil fuels, and cause environmental problems. In this perspective the sun can be seen as the energy future of the planet, being the most abundant renewable energy source. The solar cell basic operation is based on the semiconductors ability in converting sunlight into electricity when exposed to sun radiation. A semiconductor that has been highlighted in solar cells a… Show more

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“…27,30 In the case of the IMVS technique, the response is semicircular, and the phase lag is caused by the relaxation of electrons by back reaction with cations, in the hole conductor matrix, which are assumed to be in excess. 30,31 The τ r can be obtained from the IMVS plot according to the following equation: 18 (2) in which f r is the minimum point frequency (in Hz) of the IMVS response. The order of magnitude of the mean transit time for photogenerated electrons can be obtained from the frequency minimum in the complex plane IMPS plot, as equation 3: 18 (3) in which f c is the minimum point frequency (in Hz) of the IMPS response.…”
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“…27,30 In the case of the IMVS technique, the response is semicircular, and the phase lag is caused by the relaxation of electrons by back reaction with cations, in the hole conductor matrix, which are assumed to be in excess. 30,31 The τ r can be obtained from the IMVS plot according to the following equation: 18 (2) in which f r is the minimum point frequency (in Hz) of the IMVS response. The order of magnitude of the mean transit time for photogenerated electrons can be obtained from the frequency minimum in the complex plane IMPS plot, as equation 3: 18 (3) in which f c is the minimum point frequency (in Hz) of the IMPS response.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…1 Solar energy is an important resource because of its inexhaustibility and pollution-free character. 1,2 Dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) are devices that can convert sunlight to electricity by a photovoltaic effect, theoretically exceeding the Shockley-Queisser limit. 2 Light harvesting is provided by the use of a semiconductor material with an ideal sensitizer, which can absorb the light and eject electrons to an excited state (lowest unoccupied molecular orbital (LUMO) level; Figure 1).…”
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“…3 Semiconductor oxides such as TiO 2 , ZnO, Nb 2 O 5 , and CeO 2 are used in these devices because they possess good photochemical properties, thermodynamic stability, great crystallinity a form transparent films invisible light and presents band gap in the order of 3 to 3.4 eV. 4,5 They are often used in combination with photosensitizing materials because it is necessary to take advantage of some effective interactions between both materials. 5 Poly (3-alkylthiophenes) (P3ATs) are organic polymers with conjugated structures, which make them conductive and luminescent.…”
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confidence: 99%