DSSC

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A DSSC (dye-sensitized solar cell) is a low-cost, thin-film photovoltaic device that uses a photosensitive dye to convert sunlight into electricity.

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instanceOf dye-sensitized solar cell
photovoltaic device
thin-film solar cell
abbreviationFor dye-sensitized solar cell
advantage flexibility potential
good performance under diffuse light
good performance under indoor light
low material cost
semi-transparency
simple fabrication process
application building-integrated photovoltaics
indoor energy harvesting
portable electronics chargers
power-generating windows
category third-generation solar cell
chargeTransportMedium redox electrolyte
converts sunlight into electricity
counterElectrodeMaterial carbon-based material
platinum
developedBy Brian O'Regan NERFINISHED
Michael Grätzel NERFINISHED
disadvantage electrolyte leakage risk
long-term stability issues
lower efficiency than crystalline silicon solar cells
electronTransportLayer mesoporous semiconductor film
energyConversionMechanism photoelectrochemical process
firstReportedYear 1991
fullName dye-sensitized solar cell
hasComponent counter electrode
dye monolayer
electrolyte
nanocrystalline semiconductor layer
transparent conducting oxide substrate
holeTransportLayer liquid electrolyte
lightAbsorber sensitizing dye
operatesBy electron injection into semiconductor conduction band
photoexcitation of dye molecules
researchArea materials science
nanotechnology
photovoltaics
substrateMaterial fluorine-doped tin oxide glass
indium tin oxide glass
typicalDyeType organic dye
ruthenium-based dye
typicalRedoxCouple iodide/triiodide couple GENERATED
typicalSemiconductorMaterial titanium dioxide
typicalStructure sandwich-type cell
uses photosensitive dye
variant quasi-solid-state dye-sensitized solar cell
solid-state dye-sensitized solar cell

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