Influence of defect density on the ZnO nanostructures of dye-sensitized solar cells

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Abstract
The relationship between bilayer nanostructure, defect density and dye-sensitized solar cell (DSCC) performances was investigated. By adjusting bilayer nanostructures, defect density of ZnO nanodendrite-nanorods structure was decreased comparing to that of nanoflower-nanorods structure. The performances of DSCC based on ZnO nanodendrites-nanorods structure and nanoflower-nanorods structure were studied by Raman spectrum, room temperature photoluminescence, dye loading, photocurrent density-voltage characteristic and open-circuit voltage decay (OCVD) technique. The device with nanodendrite-nanorods structure has lower charge recombination rate and prolonged electron lifetime due to its microstructure feature.
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Authors Yan-Yan Lou;Shuai Yuan;Yin Zhao;Zhu-Yi Wang;Li-Yi Shi;Yan-Yan Lou;Shuai Yuan;Yin Zhao;Zhu-Yi Wang;Li-Yi Shi;
Journal advances in manufacturing
Year 2013
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doi:10.1007/s40436-013-0046-x
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https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40436-013-0046-x
Keywords
manufacturing control Machines Tools Processes Robotics Mechatronics nanotechnology and microengineering

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