Research Progress and Prospect of Translucent Organic Ohotovoltaic Cells

Authors

  • Yuhan Fu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/pthvqp46

Keywords:

Organic photovoltaic cells; translucent; materials.

Abstract

Translucent organic photovoltaic cells, as a branch of photovoltaic cells, are an important part of society towards green, clean, sustainable and renewable development. Not only has it become a hot spot in academia in research, but also has its potential in many aspects such as photovoltaic building integration. And with the development of devices, its performance has also been continuously improved. Therefore, this paper aims to review the development history of organic photovoltaic cells and translucent organic photovoltaic cells, analyze the advantages and disadvantages of their devices, and explore the hot spots and development trends of today's scientific research to help people who first contact or rarely contact the field of translucent organic photovoltaic cells. Thus more quickly and comprehensively understand and grasp the development trend and prospect of translucent organic photovoltaic cells. Through literature review, this paper lists the development process of translucent organic photovoltaic cells, and introduces the current application scenarios of translucent organic photovoltaic cells with examples. The first part of this paper is a general overview of organic photovoltaic cells; The second part discusses the research progress of translucent organic photovoltaic cells, and discusses the core elements of the development of translucent organic photovoltaic cells. The third part is a detailed discussion of the application of translucent organic photovoltaic cells, proving their market value and the necessity of research, so as to rationally and objectively analyze translucent organic photovoltaic cells from different types of horizontal photovoltaic cells and vertical time scales.

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Published

16-07-2024

How to Cite

Fu, Y. (2024). Research Progress and Prospect of Translucent Organic Ohotovoltaic Cells. Highlights in Science, Engineering and Technology, 106, 450-458. https://doi.org/10.54097/pthvqp46