16 November 2017 Light engineering for bifacial transparent perovskite solar cells with high performance
Liguo Gao, Erling Zhao, Shuzhang Yang, Likun Wang, Yanqiang Li, Yingyuan Zhao, Tingli Ma
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Abstract
Bifacial transparent perovskite solar cells (BTPSCs) were designed to harvest more solar energy and ensure higher efficiency than conventional PSCs. A series of BTPSCs was successfully prepared using transparent ultrathin Au electrodes with different thicknesses. The transmittance and resistance of Au electrodes played a major role in achieving photo-to-electricity conversion efficiency (PCE). Engineering the light-harvesting ability of the fabricated BTPSCs led to the highest PCE of 14.74%. Reflecting-light intensity and illumination angle were further observed to be the key factors affecting PCE. These BTPSCs could be applied on building integration of photovoltaics (PVs), such as semitransparent PV windows or venetian blinds. Another alternative application is to use these BTPSCs as the wings of unmanned aerial vehicles.
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Liguo Gao, Erling Zhao, Shuzhang Yang, Likun Wang, Yanqiang Li, Yingyuan Zhao, and Tingli Ma "Light engineering for bifacial transparent perovskite solar cells with high performance," Optical Engineering 56(11), 117107 (16 November 2017). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.56.11.117107
Received: 5 August 2017; Accepted: 23 October 2017; Published: 16 November 2017
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KEYWORDS
Gold

Electrodes

Solar cells

Perovskite

Transparent conductors

Transmittance

Photovoltaics

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