Showing result 1 to five of 44 swedish dissertations containing the text thesis dye sensitized solar energy.

1. Photoelectrochemical studies of dye-sensitized solar panel systems using organic dyes

College dissertation from Stockholm. KTH

Abstract. The dye-sensitized solar energy (DSC) could be a promising efficient low-cost molecular photovoltaic device. One of the vital elements in DSCs may be the dye, as it is accountable for the capture of sunlight.Condition-of-the-art DSC devices, according to ruthenium dyes, show record efficiencies of 10-twelve percent. Find Out More

2. Design, Synthesis and Characteristics of Organic Sensitizers for Dye Sensitized Solar Panel Systems

College dissertation from Stockholm. KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Abstract. This thesis offers a detailed description within the design and synthesis of recent organic sensitizers for Dye sensitized Solar Panel Systems (DSCs). It’s divided in 7 chapters, in which the first gives presenting the thought of DSCs along with the synthesis of organic sensitizers. Find Out More

3. Interactions in Dye-sensitized Solar Panel Systems

College dissertation from Uppsala. Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis

Abstract. The interactions relating to the molecular constituents in dye-sensitized solar panel systems were studied with Ultra crimson-VIS and IR spectroscopy, Raman scattering, conductivity and electron accumulation measurements.From stability studies within the dye, bis(tetrabutylammonium)cis-bis(thiocyanato) bis(2,2’-bipyridine-4-carboxylic acidity, 4’-carboxylate) ruthenium(II), within the complete solar energy, the thiocyanate ion ligand was seen to become lost inside the dye. Find Out More

4. Developing Eco-friendly Dye-sensitized Solar Panel Systems

College dissertation from Uppsala. Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis

Abstract. Because of weather change that is effects, alternative renewable energy are very important later on human society. Within the work in the thesis, the Dye-sensitized Solar Energy (DSC) remains investigated and characterised. Find Out More

5. Nanoparticle plasmonics for solar energy applications

College dissertation from Chalmers College of Technology

Abstract. The power requirement of society increases quickly, since the primary method of getting today’s energy, the non-renewable fuels, eventually will most likely be depleted additionally to poses ecological and climate hazards (although the weather change). Therefore there’s any excuses for alternative, renewable energy, and solar photovoltaics (solar panel systems) have a big role incorporated within this. Find Out More