Solar Cells and Light Management
Materials, Strategies and Sustainability
Solar Cells and Light Management: Materials, Strategies and Sustainability provides an extensive review on the latest advances in PV materials, along with light management strategies for better exploiting the solar spectrum. Following a brief review of...
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Solar Cells and Light Management: Materials, Strategies and Sustainability provides an extensive review on the latest advances in PV materials, along with light management strategies for better exploiting the solar spectrum. Following a brief review of the current status of solar cells, the book discusses different concepts, principles and technologies for solar devices, starting with standard silicon cells and then covering organic-hybrid, DSSC, perovskite, quantum dots and nanostructured oxide solar cells. Other sections focus on light manipulation and spectral modification, materials for spectral conversion, and environmental and sustainably considerations.
An emergy analysis, which is an extension of the Life Cycle Assessment methodology, is applied to the study of solar PV systems, thus allowing for effective integrated indicators.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Herausgegeben:Enrichi, Francesco; Righini, Giancarlo
- Verlag: Elsevier Science & Technology
- EAN: 9780081027622
Autoren-Porträt
Francesco Enrichi, PhD in materials science, is a physicist with about 20 years' experience in research and technology transfer. He has been a Vinnmer Marie Curie Fellow at Luleå University of Technology, Research Fellow at Ca' Foscari University of Venice and at Enrico Fermi Center in Rome, and Director of the Optical Laboratory in Veneto Nanotech, the Italian Cluster for Nanotechnologies. His research interests are mainly in the field of luminescent materials from nanophosphors to glass-ceramic coatings, with applications in biosensors, lighting, solar cells, anticounterfeiting, and cultural heritage. In these areas, he published more than 100 research papers and presented several invited oral contributions at international conferences. He acted as contract professor for university courses, secondary level masters, and EU-funded courses, and he supervised a significant number of students. He has the Italian qualification as full professor (ASN) in various fields of the physics and chemistry of materials. He is member of the Energy Group Committee of the Institute of Physics (IoP).
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List of contributors Preface 1. Solar cells' evolution and perspectives: a short reviewSection I: Solar cells: principles and technologies2. Silicon solar cells: materials, technologies, architectures3. Ternary organic solar cells4. Dye-sensitized solar cells: from synthetic dyes to natural pigments5. Perovskite solar cells6. All-oxide solar cellsSection II: Light manipulation and scattering7. Simulations of conventional and augmented types of solar cells8. Light trapping by plasmonic nanoparticles9 Wave-optical front structures on silicon and perovskite thin-film solar cells10 Organic and perovskite photovoltaics for indoor applicationsSection III: Materials for spectral conversion11. Glass ceramics for frequency conversion12. Downconversion for 1 mm luminescence in lanthanide and Yb3+ co-doped phosphors13. Down-shifting by quantum dots for silicon solar cell applicationsSection IV: Environmental and sustainabilityconsiderations14. On sustainable PVesolar exploitation: an emergy analysis15. Integrating life cycle assessment and commodity chain analysis to explore sustainable and just photovoltaicsIndex
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