Quantum dot photovoltaics /
edited by Nelson Bolivar.
- Oakville, Ontario : Arcler Press, c2019.
- xxv, 247 pages : color illustrations
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Includes references and index.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Quantum Dot Photovoltaics
Chapter 2: Silicon Quantum Dots For Photovoltaic Applications
Chapter 3: Fabrication Protocols For Quantum Dot Solar Cells
Chapter 4: Nitrogen-Doped Carbon QDs For Green Photovoltaic Cells
Chapter 5: Multiple Exciton Generation In Quantum Dots Solar Cells
Chapter 6: Graphene And Quantum Dots Composite For Photovoltaic Devices
Chapter 7: Quantum Dots Based High-Efficiency LEDs
Chapter 8: Prospects and Accomplishments of Quantum Dots in Photovoltaics
Quantum Dot Photovoltaics examines various aspects of next-gen photovoltaics to have
a deeper understanding of colloidal quantum confined semi-conductor nanostructures.
It includes the meaning of quantum dot photovoltaics and fabrication protocols required
for such solar cells. This book provides the reader with the insights into the development
of solar energy conversion and the current status of colloidal quantum dots in prototype
solar cells, so as to understand the scientific challenges faced during the conversion of
solar energy.
In English text.
Photovoltaic power systems.
Quantum dots
Nuclear Engineering.
EBOP TK 1087 / Q36 2019
To access the E-Book : https://www.bibliotex.com/ (Log-in/Register is required).
Includes references and index.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Quantum Dot Photovoltaics
Chapter 2: Silicon Quantum Dots For Photovoltaic Applications
Chapter 3: Fabrication Protocols For Quantum Dot Solar Cells
Chapter 4: Nitrogen-Doped Carbon QDs For Green Photovoltaic Cells
Chapter 5: Multiple Exciton Generation In Quantum Dots Solar Cells
Chapter 6: Graphene And Quantum Dots Composite For Photovoltaic Devices
Chapter 7: Quantum Dots Based High-Efficiency LEDs
Chapter 8: Prospects and Accomplishments of Quantum Dots in Photovoltaics
Quantum Dot Photovoltaics examines various aspects of next-gen photovoltaics to have
a deeper understanding of colloidal quantum confined semi-conductor nanostructures.
It includes the meaning of quantum dot photovoltaics and fabrication protocols required
for such solar cells. This book provides the reader with the insights into the development
of solar energy conversion and the current status of colloidal quantum dots in prototype
solar cells, so as to understand the scientific challenges faced during the conversion of
solar energy.
In English text.
Photovoltaic power systems.
Quantum dots
Nuclear Engineering.
EBOP TK 1087 / Q36 2019