2022   02   en   p.46-51 B. Emdadi2, A. Asimov1,2, F. Tatardar1,2,
Quantum dots dye-solar cells sensitized: A review		  pdf 

ABSTRACT

An excellent utilization amount of fossil vigor has led to the crisis of energy as well as the surroundings. Thus, it is an immediate duty to research renewable scavenging energy to dissolve these issues. Among them, solar energy is reliable to be the most promising renewable energy resource due to its fascinating properties such as being inexhaustible and environmentally friendly. the growth of solar cells is already in the third stage, and investigation focuses contain dye-sensitized solar cells. Dye-sensitized solar cells make use of a similar sense, and light to electric power transformation efficiencies above 10% have been reached with DSCs. Quantum dots-sensitized solar cells have been broadly investigated and display promise for the improvement of the subsequent generation of energy, due to the specifications of small expense, environmental defense, and better theoretic vigor transformation efficiency. Quantum dot-sensitized solar cells (QDSCs) have appeared as a promising candidate for subsequent-generation solar cells due to the preferable optoelectronic aspects of quantum dot (QD) light-harvesting materials, such as high light, thermic, and moisture consistency, high absorption coefficient and solution processability as well as their easy construction and low-cost accessibility.

Keywords: Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells, Solar Cells, Quantum dots, Renewable energy, solar energy
PACS: 65.80 Ck 61.48 Gh 63.37 Hk

Received: 28.04.2022

AUTHORS & AFFILIATIONS

1. Institute of Physic of Azerbaijan National Academy of Science, AZ-1143, 131, H. Javid ave., Baku, Azerbaijan
2. Institute of Physics & Electronic of Khazar University (Neftchilar Campus), AZ-1096, Khazar University 41 Mahsati Str., Baku, Azerbaijan
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