"Photosynthetic protein complexes have an overall quantum yield close to 100%. Photovoltaic devices using protein complexes can provide an economical alternative to existing solar cells. This book explains how to build and improve the efficiency of protein solar energy conversion devices based on the present understanding of the photosynthetic proteins"--
Learning from nature to improve solar energy conversion devices / Di Sheng Lee, Yoke Keng Ngeow, and Swee Ching Tan -- Developments in electrodes and electrolytes of dye sensitized solar cells / Ajay K. Kushwaha, Nagaraju Mokurala, Krishnaiah Mokurala and Siddhartha Suman -- Organic bulk heterojunction solar cells / Daize Mo, Tianyu Bai, Leilei Tian, and Feng He -- Reaction centres as nanoscale photovoltaic devices / Michael R Jones -- Bio-photoelectrochemical cells: protein immobilization routes and electron transfer modes / Sai Kishore Ravi, Udayagiri Vishnu Saran, Anuraj Singh Rawat and Swee Ching Tan -- Electronics, photonics and device physics in protein biophotovoltaics / Sai Kishore Ravi and Swee Ching Tan -- Challenges and opportunities of photosynthetic protein-based solar cell / Di Sheng Lee, Yoke Keng Ngeow, and Swee Ching Tan
Photosynthetic protein-based photovoltaics
2019
xiv, 239 Seiten
Illustrationen, Diagramme
Literaturangaben
Book
English
BKL: | 42.41 Pflanzenphysiologie / 52.56 Regenerative Energieformen, alternative Energieformen / 53.36 Energiedirektumwandler, elektrische Energiespeicher | |
DDC: | 621.3815/420284 |
PHOTOVOLTAICS Research targets more-efficient photovoltaics
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