2018
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/289/1/012009
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Photovoltaic properties of DSSC with composite counter electrodes based on Pt and SLGO

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“…Moreover, the simulated fundamental PV parameters are compared with the other theoretical and experimental data, further showing our simulated results' validation. In this regard, the theoretically simulated and experimentally determined PV parameters, such as V oc (0.53V -0.68V), J sc (7 mA/(cm -2 ) -18 mA/(cm -2 )), η (3% -6%), and FF (47 -56) for various scrutinized well-known DSSCs in recent years are comparable to our simulated results, signifying the utility of the considered dyes in the DSSCs [75][76][77][78][79][80][81]. Table 7 shows that very small differences in these values of all the dyes are due to the similar lifetimes of an electron and stored charges in TiO2 [82].…”
Section: Device Performancesupporting
confidence: 81%
“…Moreover, the simulated fundamental PV parameters are compared with the other theoretical and experimental data, further showing our simulated results' validation. In this regard, the theoretically simulated and experimentally determined PV parameters, such as V oc (0.53V -0.68V), J sc (7 mA/(cm -2 ) -18 mA/(cm -2 )), η (3% -6%), and FF (47 -56) for various scrutinized well-known DSSCs in recent years are comparable to our simulated results, signifying the utility of the considered dyes in the DSSCs [75][76][77][78][79][80][81]. Table 7 shows that very small differences in these values of all the dyes are due to the similar lifetimes of an electron and stored charges in TiO2 [82].…”
Section: Device Performancesupporting
confidence: 81%
“…Dye-sensitized solar cells are mainly composed of photoanodes, counter electrodes, and electrolytes. The photoanode is mainly composed of light-absorbing dyes and conductive electrodes [1][2][3]. After the attached dye of the photoanode absorbs the emitted light, the separation of electron hole pairs occurs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%