Publications by authors named "Chzu-Chiang Tseng"
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- Researchers developed new solar cells with a multilayer structure using materials like Ag, C, MAPbI, CZTSe, Mo, and FTO, focusing on the electron-transport, active photovoltaic, and hole-transport layers.
- The CZTSe hole-transport layers were created via magnetic sputtering, with variations in thermal annealing temperatures (300 °C to 500 °C) and film thickness (50-300 nm), optimizing the crystalline structure and domain size of MAPbI perovskite films.
- The study achieved a photo-electronic power conversion efficiency of 14.2% at an annealing temperature of 500 °C and film thickness of 200 nm, indicating strong performance metrics including an open-c
This paper presents new photovoltaic solar cells with CuZnSnSe/CHNHPbI(MAPbI)/ZnS/IZO/Ag nanostructures on bi-layer Mo/FTO (fluorine-doped tin oxide) glasssubstrates. The hole-transporting layer, active absorber layer, electron-transporting layer, transparent-conductive oxide layer, and top electrode-metal contact layer, were made of CuZnSnSe, MAPbI perovskite, zincsulfide, indium-doped zinc oxide, and silver, respectively. The active absorber MAPbI perovskite film was deposited on CuZnSnSe hole-transporting layer that has been annealed at different temperatures.
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