DSC

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A DSC is a type of thin-film photovoltaic device that uses light-absorbing dye molecules and a semiconductor to convert sunlight into electricity as a low-cost alternative to traditional silicon solar cells.

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instanceOf dye-sensitized solar cell
photovoltaic cell
thin-film photovoltaic device
belongsToField photoelectrochemistry
photovoltaics
renewable energy technology
commonlyUsesDyeType organic dye
ruthenium-based dye
commonlyUsesElectrolyte iodide/triiodide redox couple
commonlyUsesSemiconductor titanium dioxide
converts sunlight into electricity
hasAdvantage color tunability
flexible substrate compatibility
good performance under diffuse light
good performance under indoor light
potentially low manufacturing cost
semi-transparency
hasAlternativeName DSSC NERFINISHED
Grätzel cell NERFINISHED
dye-sensitized solar cell
hasApplication architectural glass
building-integrated photovoltaics
indoor energy harvesting
powering low-power electronics
wearable electronics
hasDisadvantage lower power conversion efficiency than high-end silicon cells
potential leakage of liquid electrolyte
stability issues with liquid electrolytes
hasKeyProcess charge collection at electrodes
electron injection into semiconductor conduction band
electron transport through semiconductor network
photon absorption by dye
redox regeneration of dye by electrolyte
hasOperatingPrinciple dye-sensitized charge injection into semiconductor
photoelectrochemical conversion
hasStructure counter electrode
electrolyte layer
photoanode
transparent conductive glass substrate
isAlternativeTo amorphous silicon solar cell
crystalline silicon solar cell
traditional silicon solar cell
usesComponent counter electrode
electrolyte
light-absorbing dye molecule
nanocrystalline semiconductor film
semiconductor
transparent conducting oxide substrate
wasDevelopedInDecade 1990s
wasPioneeredBy Brian O'Regan NERFINISHED
Michael Grätzel NERFINISHED

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