The electrical conductivity and energy band gap of 'bunga belimbing buluh'/tio2 nanocrystals as hybrid solar cell
This research intends to explore the effect of thickness of inorganic titania nanocrystals (TiO2 NCs) materials and Averrhoe bilimbi's flower towards the electrical conductivity. Averrhoe bilimbi's flower or also known as 'bunga belimbing buluh' was used for the first time as a n...
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| description | This research intends to explore the effect of thickness of inorganic titania nanocrystals (TiO2 NCs) materials and Averrhoe bilimbi's flower towards the electrical conductivity. Averrhoe bilimbi's flower or also known as 'bunga belimbing buluh' was used for the first time as a natural dye in hybrid solar cells. The performance of electrical conductivity can be improved in bilayer heterojunction hybrid solar cell (HCS). The TiO2 NCs was deposited on the ITO substrate using Electrochemistry method at room temperature. The dye extracted from Averrhoe bilimbi's flower was deposited on the top of TiO2 NCs layered using the same method. The electrical conductivity can be recorded using Four Point Probe (FPP) under dark and light radiation (range of 0 Wm-2 to 200Wm-2). From the results, electrical conductivity was increased by the increment light intensity and suitable for further solar cell fabrications. |
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| subjects | Bilayers Dyes Electrical resistivity Electrochemistry Energy bands Energy gap Heterojunctions Luminous intensity Nanocrystals Photovoltaic cells Physics Room temperature Solar cells Substrates Thickness Titanium dioxide |
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