Material development for dye solar modules: results from an integrated approach

In this paper, we report on the outcome of a German network project conducted with 12 partners from universities and research institutes on the material development of dye solar cells (DSC). We give an overview in the field and evaluate the concept of monolithic DSC further with respect to upscaling...

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Veröffentlicht in:Progress in photovoltaics 2008-09, Vol.16 (6), p.489-501
Hauptverfasser: Hinsch, A., Behrens, S., Berginc, M., Bönnemann, H., Brandt, H., Drewitz, A., Einsele, F., Faßler, D., Gerhard, D., Gores, H., Haag, R., Herzig, T., Himmler, S., Khelashvili, G., Koch, D., Nazmutdinova, G., Opara-Krasovec, U., Putyra, P., Rau, U., Sastrawan, R., Schauer, T., Schreiner, C., Sensfuss, S., Siegers, C., Skupien, K., Wachter, P., Walter, J., Wasserscheid, P., Würfel, U., Zistler, M.
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Zusammenfassung:In this paper, we report on the outcome of a German network project conducted with 12 partners from universities and research institutes on the material development of dye solar cells (DSC). We give an overview in the field and evaluate the concept of monolithic DSC further with respect to upscaling and producibility on glass substrates. We have developed a manufacturing process for monolithic DSC modules which is entirely based on screen printing. Similar to our previous experience gained in the sealing of standard DSC, the encapsulation of the modules is achieved in a fusing step by soldering of glass frit layers. For use in monolithic DSC, a platinum free, conductive counter electrode layer, showing a charge transfer resistance of RCT 
ISSN:1062-7995
1099-159X
DOI:10.1002/pip.832