EMERGING PHOTOVOLTAIC TECHNOLOGIES [electronic resource] : photophysics and devices.
Contributor(s): Ponseca, Carlito S
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BookPublisher: [S.l.] : PAN STANFORD PUBLISHING, 2019Description: 1 online resource.ISBN: 9781000021387; 1000021386; 9780429295256; 0429295251; 9781000021769; 1000021769.Subject(s): SCIENCE / Chemistry / Physical & Theoretical | SCIENCE / Life Sciences / General | TECHNOLOGY / Material Science | Photovoltaic power generationDDC classification: 621.31244 Online resources: Taylor & Francis | OCLC metadata license agreement Summary: The need to address the energy problem and formulate a lasting solution to tame climate change has never been so urgent. The rise of various renewable energy sources, such as solar cell technologies, has given humanity a glimpse of hope that can delay the catastrophic effects of these problems after decades of neglect. This review volume provides in-depth discussion of the fundamental photophysical processes as well as the state-of-the-art device engineering of various emerging photovoltaic technologies, including organic (fullerene, non-fullerene, and ternary), dye-sensitized (ruthenium, iron, and quantum dot), and hybrid metal-halide perovskite solar cells. The book is essential reading for graduate and postgraduate students involved in the photophysics and materials science of solar cell technologies.
The need to address the energy problem and formulate a lasting solution to tame climate change has never been so urgent. The rise of various renewable energy sources, such as solar cell technologies, has given humanity a glimpse of hope that can delay the catastrophic effects of these problems after decades of neglect. This review volume provides in-depth discussion of the fundamental photophysical processes as well as the state-of-the-art device engineering of various emerging photovoltaic technologies, including organic (fullerene, non-fullerene, and ternary), dye-sensitized (ruthenium, iron, and quantum dot), and hybrid metal-halide perovskite solar cells. The book is essential reading for graduate and postgraduate students involved in the photophysics and materials science of solar cell technologies.
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