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"Deep learning, Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence". When we hear these terms, we usually think of them as the next big technology breakthrough in the world of computer science. Well, in the world of photovoltaics, most can agree that "the next big thing" is Perovskite solar cells.
Perovskite solar cell is a "super-material" for solar cells, possessing very low excitonic behaviour, high charge mobility, and a tunable bandgap.
In this video, we will talk about the unique Perovskite structure and its history since its discovery.
Other parts in this series:
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Chapter 2.0: Semiconductor Physics (Band Diagram, Free Carriers)
- Chapter 3.0: PN Junction diode (Drift and Diffusion)
- Chapter 3.1: PN Junction diode (Forward & Reverse Bias, IV Curve)
- Chapter 4: Photons
- Chapter 5.0: How do Solar Cells Work? (Working Principle, IV Curve, Photovoltaic Parameters, Solar Cell Datasheet)
- Chapter 5.1: How do Solar Cells Work? (Typical Structure, Shockley-Queisser Limit)
- Chapter 6.0: How are solar panels made? (From quartz to silicon wafers)
- Chapter 7.0: PV Systems and Costing 101
- Chapter 8.0: Thin Film Solar Cells
- Chapter 9: Multi-junction (Tandem) Solar Cells
Further reference materials that I highly recommend:
Lecture on Perovskites by Professor Henry Snaith in UNSW
First-ever Perovskite solar cell
Scientific American's publication on Perovskite-Silicon Tandem