Photostability testing for coumarin-153 doped ZnO thin films prepared with spin-coating technique

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The main aim behind the present study is solar cells of increased efficiency and low cost per unit of power generation, specifically dye-sensitized cells. Their first component is semiconducting ZnO commonly used to build photovoltaics, which absorbs sunlight in the ultraviolet region. The second component, the dye coumarin-153 that absorbs in a lower-energy spectral region, enhances the light harvesting. We study the optical absorbance and fluorescence for the combination of coumarin-153 with ZnO nanoparticles, which are prepared in sol-gel films formed using a simple spin-coating technique for creating a stable photovoltaic.

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Brankov, M., & Locharoenrat, K. (2016). Photostability testing for coumarin-153 doped ZnO thin films prepared with spin-coating technique. Ukrainian Journal of Physical Optics, 17(2), 75–80. https://doi.org/10.3116/16091833/17/2/75/2016

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