Review of stability for advanced dye solar cells
By Muhammad Imran Asghar, K. Miettunen, J. Halme, Paula Vahermaa, Minnaleena Toivola, K. Aitola, Peter D. Lund. 2010
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Martin A. Green
- Ewan D. Dunlop
- Yoshihiro Hishikawa
- Wilhelm Warta
- K. Emery
- H. Snaith
- M. McGehee
- Peter D. Lund
In Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
- M. McGehee
- B. Hardin
- K. Miettunen
- Martin A. Green
- Ghufran Hashmi
- Peter D. Lund
- K. Aitola
- Minnaleena Toivola
Citations in the corpus
- Solar cell efficiency tables (version 43) (2014, background): “Along with other emerging technology devices, the stability of this device was not investigated, although the stability of related devices is reported elsewhere [8,9].”
- Solar cell efficiency tables (version 41) (2013, background): “Along with other emerging technology devices, the stability of this device was not investigated, although the stability of earlier devices is reviewed elsewhere [9].”
- Solar cell efficiency tables (version 40) (2012, methodology): “References [28] and [29] review the stability of similar devices Spectral response and current-voltage curve reported in Version 39 of these Tables Light soaked under 100mW/cm(2) white light at 50 C for over 1000h Stabilised by manufacturer Stabilised by 174h, one sun illumination after 20 h, five s”
- The renaissance of dye-sensitized solar cells (2012, background): “Finally, although there have been a number of initial studies into the development of DSC modules, a thorough understanding of the overall lifetimes and degradation mechanisms of new DSC cell and module designs requires a great deal of further investigatio”