标题: 对染料敏化太阳能电池之结构调整与相应电子行为分析
Study of Electron Behaviors in Structure Modified Dye Sensitized Solar Cells
作者: 郭宇彦
Yu-Yen Kuo
简昭欣
Chao-Hsin Chien
电子研究所
关键字: 染料敏化;奈米晶粒;奈米管;电子传递;二氧化钛;dye-sensitized;nano-crystal;nano-tube;titanium dioxide;electron kinetics
公开日期: 2007
摘要: 为了使染料敏化太阳能电池成为更有效率的太阳能转换元件,元件效率与稳定性的进一步提升是当前极重要的课题,于本论文中,完成三种相异结构的染料敏化太阳能电池并对各别元件的基本光电特性与电子行为进行量测观察与分析比较。
首先,针对一般染料敏化太阳能电池元件的特性进行分析,透过改变元件制作的条件,了解相应的光电特性表征并对目前已发展的量测方法与元件工作理论进行回顾。
接着根据过往文献记载的实验结果,在元件制作中使用四氯化钛溶液对二氧化钛奈米结晶粒工作电极表面进行处理;相较于未处理的元件,经过四氯化钛处理的元件于光电特性上有十分显着的增益。透过电子行为的量测并与基本元件实验结果相较,可了解四氯化钛所造成的增益主要是彰显在电子电洞复合速率的抑制上,而在电子传输的速率上并无造成显着地影响;再进一步从表面能态密度的量测结果可得知复合速率的抑制应与表面能态密度的减低有关。
由于电子有效扩散长度的有限性,期望能透过再进一步改善染料敏化太阳能电池的吸收特性以减少有效吸收层的厚度并同时降低元件的材料消耗,因此在基本元件中引入了具不同粒径的二氧化钛结晶粒作为光散射层,于本论文中对散射层制作条件进行讨论;而在引入所制成均匀分布的散射层后,于较薄吸收层的元件中确实观测到所造成的增益,同时以进一步的光电特性结果佐证此一增益确实与期望相符,即散射层所造成。 为使电子传输速率能有进一步提升,本论文之第三部分透过引入阳极氧化制成之二氧化钛奈米管状结构完成染料敏化太阳能电池,首先针对阳极氧化条件对奈米管之影响进行探讨,而完成的元件与传统奈米晶粒之元件相较,于元件的特性上观测到许多不同的结果,是接下来值得进一步研究的方向,最后对于不同条件所完成的元件所表现的特性于本论文中进行了一点初步的讨论,亦提供奈米管元件接下来发展方向的一些参考。 于本论文中,完成了三种不同结构的染料敏化太阳能电池,并透过进阶的光电特性量测方法对于结构变化所造成在电子行为上的影响进行解释与推测,在染料敏化电池元件的发展过程中能够提供良好的参考方向,相信一个更加理想的太阳能元件是能够被完成与使用的。
To improve the energy transfer efficiency of dye sensitized solar cell furthermore and thus lead to more convenient usage of solar energy, complete knowledge of DSSC at present stage is necessary. In this dissertation, DSSC with three different structures were fabricated and the behaviors of electrons for each were analyzed through developed photo-electrical methods. In the start, basic properties of normal DSSC were examined and characterized. Developed theories about the working principle of DSSC, light absorption, electron injection and transportation, and the basics of measurement methods for analyzing electrons behavior were reviewed separately. With a preliminary understanding of conventional DSSC, the well known efficiency enhancement method, the passivation of TiO2 by titanium tetrachloride, was applied; the photo-electrical improvements were obviously observed from experimental results. To discover the cause of the enhancements, the electrons behaviors were measured. The recombination of electrons was inhibited when compared with non-passivated devices (near one ordered difference in the time constants) while the diffusion remains almost the same. It was thought that the inhibition of recombination be mainly due to the variation of surface states according to DOS measurement results.
Because of the limitation on the diffusion length, it is preferred to achieve better absorption in thinner layer; then, a light scattering structure was applied to conventional DSSC by different sized nano-crystal. The conditions of the fabrication of scattering layer were tested and an optimized process was achieved to derive a uniform morphology of the scattering layer. With the application of the scattering layer, the enhancement of absorption was observed and the photo-voltage is enhanced in thinner layered devices. Based on observed experimental results, it was thought that the preliminary limiting factor for DSSCs at present stage be the low electron collection efficiency due to the low diffusivity in nano-crystallite film. To accelerate electron transportation, ordered nano-tube structure was fabricated and applied to DSSC successfully. Basic characterizations were done and some improvements were obtained while some disadvantages were expected to be overcome with advanced modifications in research afterward. In this dissertation, DSSCs with three different structures (conventional, scattering layer applied, and nano-tube applied) were fabricated and characterized. Different photo-electrical behaviors were observed in these devices due to the different nature of structural issues. Based on this research, it is believed that a much more efficient solar cell could be implicated.
URI: http://140.113.39.130/cdrfb3/record/nctu/#GT009511502
http://hdl.handle.net/11536/38048
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