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Perovskite Solar Cells: Principle, Materials And Devices, Hardback Book

Perovskite Solar Cells: Principle, Materials And Devices Hardback

Edited by Eric Wei-Guang (Nat'l Chiao Tung Univ, Taiwan) Diau, Peter Chao-Yu (Nat'l Cheng Kung Univ, Taiwan) Chen

Part of the Series On Chemistry, Energy And The Environment series

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Energy and climate change are two of the most critical issues nowadays.

These two topics are also correlated to each other. Fossil fuels are the main energy supplies that have been used in modern history since the industrial revolution.

The impact of CO2 emission has been a major concern for its effect on global warming and other consequences.

In addition, fossil fuels are not unlimited. Due to the increasing demands for energy supplies, alternative renewable, sustainable, environmentally friendly energy resources are desirable.Solar energy is an unlimited, clean, and renewable energy source, which can be considered to replace the energy supply of fossil fuel.

The silicon solar cell is one of the dominant photovoltaic technologies currently, which converting sunlight directly into electric power with around 20% efficiency.

This technique was been widely used in mainstream solar energy applications for decades, though the relatively energy-demanding production process remained with challenges to be resolved.Recently, emerging photovoltaic technologies such as organometal halide hybrid perovskite solar cell has attracted tremendous attention due to their promising power conversion efficiencies (over 22%) and ease of fabrication.

Their progress roadmap is unprecedented in photovoltaic history from the material development and efficiency advancement perspective.

Beyond the rapid progress achieved in the last few years, it is expected that this novel technology would make an impact on the future solar cell market providing long-term stability and Pb content issues are addressed.

These challenges rely on a better understanding of materials and device function principles.

The scope of this book is to provide a collection on the recent investigations from fundamental process, materials development to device optimization for perovskite solar cells.

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