Flexible Solar Cells
1. Auflage Oktober 2008
XII, 190 Seiten, Hardcover
181 Abbildungen (7 Farbabbildungen)
12 Tabellen
Praktikerbuch
Kurzbeschreibung
In this handy reference book, the reader finds everything he needs to know about new generation solar cells: From the microscopic basics of photovoltaic films to actual design issues of working devices, from engineering aspects to technology integration and market perspectives.
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Von den Mikrostrukturen flexibler photovoltaischer Schichten bis zu ihrer Anwendung in seriengefertigten Bauteilen, von technischen Fragen über Herstellungsprozesse bis zu Marktperspektiven führt Sie diese handliche Referenz. Die Autoren berücksichtigen sowohl organische als auch anorganische Materialien, besprechen chemische und physikalische Eigenschaften der Zellen und gehen auch auf die Produktion in großem Maßstab ein. Viele Informationen können unmittelbar auf die Nanotechnologie übertragen werden.
Flexible Solar Cells
Why We are Entering the Solar Age
Capturing Solar Light and Transferring Energy Efficiently
Three Waves of Innovation
Solar Design
New Solar Companies
PHOTOVOLTAICS
How a Solar Cell Works
The Solar Cell: A Current Generator
Efficiency Limits of the Photovoltaic Conversion
Multiple Junction Cells
Solar Cell Applications
Brief History of Modern Photovoltaics
INORGANIC THIN FILMS
Thin Film PV: Technology for the Future
Amorphous Si Thin Films
CIGS Thin Films on Metal Foil
CdTe Thin Films
CIS Thin Films
Environmental and Economic Concerns
ORGANIC THIN FILM SOLAR CELLS
Organic Solar Cells
Bulk Heterojunction Solar Cells
Optimization of Organic Solar Cells
Printed Plastic Solar Cells
Brushing Plastic Solar Cells
Power Plastic
ORGANIC-INORGANIC THIN FILMS
Dye Cells: A Versatile Hybrid Technology
DSC Working Principles
A Roadmap for Dye Solar Cells
Building-Integrated PV with Colored Solar Cells
Personalizing Solar Power
EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES
The Solar Paradox
Quantum Well Solar Cells
Nanostructured Solar Cells
Graphene Solar Cells
Nanorectennas
HELIONOMICS
Oil Peak Meets Climate Change
Solar Energy. Rewarding People, Rewarding Capital Markets
Zero Emissions, Lean Production
The Solar Energy Market
PV Technology Trend
Grand Solar Plans
A New Manhattan Project?
Rosaria Ciriminna is a research chemist at the Palermo National Research Center in the Institute of Nanostructured Materials. Her research focuses on design, preparation and characterization of multifunctional materials. After she had received her chemistry degree in 1995 from the University of Palermo, she was visiting scientist at the Universities of Reading, York and Padua and at the Ecole Nationale Superieure de Chimie in Montpellier.
Giovanni Palmisano is currently PhD student in Chemical and Materials Engineering at the University of Palermo under the supervision of Vincenzo Augugliaro and Mario Pagliaro. He received his MSc in Chemical Engineering in 2005 and currently works on sol-gel materials for selective photo- and electrocatalytic processes.
