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Solar cells and energy materials / Takeo Oku.

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Berlin ; Boston : Walter de Gruyter, GmbH, [2017]Description: 1 online resourceContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9783110412093
  • 3110412098
Subject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:
  • 621.3 23
LOC classification:
  • TK2960
Online resources:
Contents:
Preface ; Contents ; Table for physical constants ; Periodic table ; 1 Energy ; 1.1 What is energy? ; 1.2 Fermions and bosons ; 1.3 Important physical constants in the universe ; 1.4 Four fundamental forces of nature ; 1.5 The mass of light.
1.6 The materialization of light and antimatter ; 1.7 Bose-Einstein condensation and freezing light ; 1.8 Quantum brain theory and light ; 1.9 The materialization of vacuum ; 1.10 The energy constitution of the entire universe ; 1.11 Cosmological constant ; 1.12 Bibliography.
2 Solar energy ; 2.1 Energy problems and entropy on Earth ; 2.2 The energy circulation of photons and electrons ; 2.3 Homeostasis of life and civilization ; 2.4 Global warming ; 2.5 Solar light and Earth ; 2.6 Renewable energy ; 2.7 Solar energy plan ; 2.8 Bibliography.
3 Basics of solar cells ; 3.1 Properties of semiconductors ; 3.2 pn junction ; 3.3 Photovoltaic effect ; 3.4 Energy loss and the requirements for high efficiency ; 3.5 Characterization of solar cells ; 3.6 Internal and external quantum efficiency ; 3.7 Series and shunt resistances.
3.8 Bibliography ; 4 Inorganic solar cells ; 4.1 Comparison of solar cells ; 4.2 Amorphous Si ; 4.3 HIT ; 4.4 CdTe ; 4.5 CIGS ; 4.6 Spherical Si ; 4.7 ZnO/Cu2O ; 4.8 Bibliography ; 5 Organic-type solar cells ; 5.1 Donor-acceptor type organic solar cells ; 5.2 Exciton.
Summary: Solar Cells and Energy Materials takes an in-depth look at the basics behind energy, solar energy as well as future and alternative energy materials. The author presents insights into the current state-of-the-art of solar cells, including their basic science, inorganic, organic and Perovskite-type cells. The author also gives an outlook into next generation energy materials and sources. The focus of this book is not only the presentation of available and developing energy materials, but their thorough examination and characterization. In addition to solar cell technology and the promising application of nanostructures like quantum dots, the author discusses the science and potential of nuclear fusion materials and other energy materials like hydrogen storage materials, BN nanomaterials, alternative fuel cells and SIC FET.
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Preface ; Contents ; Table for physical constants ; Periodic table ; 1 Energy ; 1.1 What is energy? ; 1.2 Fermions and bosons ; 1.3 Important physical constants in the universe ; 1.4 Four fundamental forces of nature ; 1.5 The mass of light.

1.6 The materialization of light and antimatter ; 1.7 Bose-Einstein condensation and freezing light ; 1.8 Quantum brain theory and light ; 1.9 The materialization of vacuum ; 1.10 The energy constitution of the entire universe ; 1.11 Cosmological constant ; 1.12 Bibliography.

2 Solar energy ; 2.1 Energy problems and entropy on Earth ; 2.2 The energy circulation of photons and electrons ; 2.3 Homeostasis of life and civilization ; 2.4 Global warming ; 2.5 Solar light and Earth ; 2.6 Renewable energy ; 2.7 Solar energy plan ; 2.8 Bibliography.

3 Basics of solar cells ; 3.1 Properties of semiconductors ; 3.2 pn junction ; 3.3 Photovoltaic effect ; 3.4 Energy loss and the requirements for high efficiency ; 3.5 Characterization of solar cells ; 3.6 Internal and external quantum efficiency ; 3.7 Series and shunt resistances.

3.8 Bibliography ; 4 Inorganic solar cells ; 4.1 Comparison of solar cells ; 4.2 Amorphous Si ; 4.3 HIT ; 4.4 CdTe ; 4.5 CIGS ; 4.6 Spherical Si ; 4.7 ZnO/Cu2O ; 4.8 Bibliography ; 5 Organic-type solar cells ; 5.1 Donor-acceptor type organic solar cells ; 5.2 Exciton.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Solar Cells and Energy Materials takes an in-depth look at the basics behind energy, solar energy as well as future and alternative energy materials. The author presents insights into the current state-of-the-art of solar cells, including their basic science, inorganic, organic and Perovskite-type cells. The author also gives an outlook into next generation energy materials and sources. The focus of this book is not only the presentation of available and developing energy materials, but their thorough examination and characterization. In addition to solar cell technology and the promising application of nanostructures like quantum dots, the author discusses the science and potential of nuclear fusion materials and other energy materials like hydrogen storage materials, BN nanomaterials, alternative fuel cells and SIC FET.

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