Review of Polymer, Dye-Sensitized, and Hybrid Solar Cells

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The combination of inorganic nanoparticles semiconductor, conjugated polymer, and dye-sensitized in a layer of solar cell is now recognized as potential application in developing flexible, large area, and low cost photovoltaic devices. Several conjugated low bandgap polymers, dyes, and underlayer materials based on the previous studies are quoted in this paper, which can provide guidelines in designing low cost photovoltaic solar cells. All of these materials are designed to help harvest more sunlight in a wider range of the solar spectrum besides enhancing the rate of charge transfer in a device structure. This review focuses on developing solid-state dye-synthesized, polymer, and hybrid solar cells.

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Mohd-Nasir, S. N. F., Sulaiman, M. Y., Ahmad-Ludin, N., Ibrahim, M. A., Sopian, K., & Mat-Teridi, M. A. (2014). Review of Polymer, Dye-Sensitized, and Hybrid Solar Cells. International Journal of Photoenergy. Hindawi Limited. https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/370160

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