Programm Photovoltaik Ausgabe 2008 ... - Bundesamt für Energie BFE
Programm Photovoltaik Ausgabe 2008 ... - Bundesamt für Energie BFE Programm Photovoltaik Ausgabe 2008 ... - Bundesamt für Energie BFE
7/8 WP4.4 Dyes assessment For evaluation of new dyes and dyes that have an adapted spectrum to convert light coming from the FPC luminescence, 2 new molecules were investigated in small test dye solar cells, and compared with the existing dyes “Ruthenium 535-bisTBA” (red colored) and the “Ruthenium-1H3TBA” (dark green-black colored). The Zn-porphyrine PCH-001 was also tested in small dye solar cells, as this dye absorbs around 680 nm, well within the emission spectrum of the red colored flat plate concentrators (RED305 dye). PCH-01 molecule with attaching carboxylic groups required to bind to the TiO2 nanocrystals Blue line: absorption spectrum of PCH-001 in acetonitrile, red line: luminescence of RED305 colored flat plate concentrator, orange line: luminescence of yellow Y083 colored flat plate concentrator Dye solar cells (surface: 0.23cm 2 ) colored with the ruthenium dyes Ruthenium 535-bisTBA, the experimental dye RD-1, “black-Dye” Ruthenium 620-1H3TBA and PCH-001 porphyrine have been made and electrically characterized in simulated solar light from the CDM-1000 lamp giving 1000 W/m 2 , similar to the AM1.5 spectrum. An experimental ruthenium dye called “RD-1” was synthesized, based on a modified terpyridyl ligand, provided by Dr. Reza Fallahpour of the University of Zürich in the framework of a collaborative project. The best cell is made with the well known Ruthenium535-bisTBA dye, followed by the wider absorbing Ruthenium 620-1H3TBA, giving the best photocurrents, but a lower voltage. Remarquably, PCH-001 gives an efficiency of 2.9 % despite the narrow absorption band in the red part of the visible spectrum, around 680 nm. FULLSPECTRUM, T. Meyer, Solaronix Seite 129 von 288
Seite 130 von 288 National and international collaboration In the framework of the sub-project « Molecular Based Concepts », where ECN (Petten, NL) is the sub-project leader, collaboration is essentially with Imperial College of Science, Medicine and Technology (London, UK) regarding the special Si-solar cell supply, the Fraunhofer-Institut fuer Angewandte Polymerforschung (Golm, DE) provides the PMMA-polymer based flat plate concentrator sheets in sizes up to 10x10 cm (ca 3 to 5 mm thick), the University of Utrecht (Utrecht, NL) provides the quantum dots & new dyes to the partners and RWE-SSP (Heidelberg, DE) provided the multijunction solar cells to be built on the edges of the flat-plate concentrators. National collaboration: as an alternative to the cut-out Si-cells, we are investigating the use of Dye Solar Cells such as the ones developed by Prof M. Graetzel at the EPFL (Lausanne) and Solaronix. Dye Solar Cells have the advantage of delivering a higher voltage than the Si-cells and they can be tailored to the emission spectrum of the fluorecent dye employed in the Flat Plate Concentrator. Evaluation 2007 and Outlook 2008 The stability of the dye CRS040 in 470 nm LED light was insufficient when measured in solution, confirming the degradation observed earlier in flat plate concentrators exposed to 470 nm LED light. For future works, a new yellow dye needs to be found, candidates are L.F. Yellow 170 and L.F. Yellow 083 made by Thomas Swan (U.K.). Interestingly, the electrical output from certain flat plate concentrators having a Si-cell attached on one side stayed quite constant when irradiated over 700 hours by the 470 nm high intensity LED light (drop between 4 and 12 %). Thanks to the work of the FhG-IAP (A. Büchtemann), the quality of the PMMA matrix was considerably improved by changing the polymerization and curing procedures, affording a bubble-free material, having also a lower absorption in the visible spectrum. For future works (WP4.1), an optimized dye solar cell colored with PCH-001 will be made, this cell will be mounted on the edge of a red luminescent flat plate concentrator, and the system efficiency will be analysed. New dyes from the University Utrecht (S. Wadke) will also be investigated in test dye solar cells In WP4.3, long duration (>1000 hours) stability tests to prove a 3-5 years outdoors equivalent stability of practical flat plate concentrators will be made using the “Plasma-sulfur” that we developed, having a light output resembling closely the solar spectrum (class B simulator). Solaronix is also in charge of the stability review report, summarizing all the data obtained so far on the flat plate concentrator durability tests. The expected cost calculation for WP4.1 will be computed once a geometry and possible product(s) are identified. Flat plate concentrators might be used in consumer goods to form a “light harvesting antenna” to generate electricity to charge mobile electronics. Such a device might by aesthetically appealing, as it is semitransparent and not looking like classical photovoltaic solar cells. References [1] A. Luque, A. Marti, A. Bett, V.M. Andreev, C. Jaussaud, J.A.M. van Roosmalen, J. Alonso, A. Räuber, G. Strobl, W. Stolz, C. Algora, B. Bitnar, A. Gombert, C. Stanley, P. Wahnon, J.C. Conesa, W.G.J.H.M. van Sark, A. Meijerink, G.P.M. van Klink, K. Barnham, R. Danz, T. Meyer, I. Luque-Heredia, R. Kenny, C. Christofides, G. Sala, P Benitez "FULLSPEC- TRUM: a new PV wave making more efficient use of the solar spectrum" Solar Energy Materials & Solar Cells 87 (2005) 467-479. [2] L.H.Slooff, R.Kinderman, A.R.Burgers, J.A.M. van Roosmalen, A.Büchtemann, R.Danz, T.B. Meyer, A.J. Chatten, D.Farrell, K.W.J.Barnham "The luminescent concentrator Illuminated" Conf. proc. of Photonics Europe, Strasbourg, April 2006. [3] A. Burgers, L.Slooff, A.Büchtemann, J.A.M.van Roosmalen "Performance of single layer luminescent concentrators with multiple dyes" Procs. of the 4th World Conference on Photovoltaic Energy Conversion, Hawaii, May 2006. FULLSPECTRUM, T. Meyer, Solaronix 8/8
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7/8<br />
WP4.4 Dyes assessment<br />
For evaluation of new dyes and dyes that have an adapted spectrum to convert light coming from the<br />
FPC luminescence, 2 new molecules were investigated in small test dye solar cells, and compared<br />
with the existing dyes “Ruthenium 535-bisTBA” (red colored) and the “Ruthenium-1H3TBA” (dark<br />
green-black colored).<br />
The Zn-porphyrine PCH-001 was also tested in small dye solar cells, as this dye absorbs around 680 nm,<br />
well within the emission spectrum of the red colored flat plate concentrators (RED305 dye).<br />
PCH-01 molecule with attaching<br />
carboxylic groups required to<br />
bind to the TiO2 nanocrystals<br />
Blue line: absorption spectrum of PCH-001 in acetonitrile, red<br />
line: luminescence of RED305 colored flat plate concentrator,<br />
orange line: luminescence of yellow Y083 colored flat plate<br />
concentrator<br />
Dye solar cells (surface: 0.23cm 2 ) colored with the ruthenium dyes Ruthenium 535-bisTBA, the experimental<br />
dye RD-1, “black-Dye” Ruthenium 620-1H3TBA and PCH-001 porphyrine have been made<br />
and electrically characterized in simulated solar light from the CDM-1000 lamp giving 1000 W/m 2 , similar<br />
to the AM1.5 spectrum.<br />
An experimental ruthenium dye called “RD-1” was synthesized, based on a modified terpyridyl ligand,<br />
provided by Dr. Reza Fallahpour of the University of Zürich in the framework of a collaborative project.<br />
The best cell is made with the well known Ruthenium535-bisTBA dye, followed by the wider absorbing<br />
Ruthenium 620-1H3TBA, giving the best photocurrents, but a lower voltage. Remarquably, PCH-001<br />
gives an efficiency of 2.9 % despite the narrow absorption band in the red part of the visible spectrum,<br />
around 680 nm.<br />
FULLSPECTRUM, T. Meyer, Solaronix<br />
Seite 129 von 288