Ultra-thin Perovskite Solar Cells

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Ultra-thin, flexible solar cells made from perovskite material that are 20 times thinner than a strand of human hair. The cells achieve 20.1% efficiency, weigh 44 watts per gram, are under 2.5 micrometers thick, and can be produced using cost-effective spin coating methods.

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Johannes Kepler University Linz

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Perovskite solar cells

A new type of solar cell that uses lead and other common elements to generate electricity. These cells are cheaper than conventional silicon cells, require lower manufacturing temperatures, and have reached 19% efficiency.

A cost-effective production method used to manufacture the perovskite solar cells, simpler than conventional silicon panel production techniques.

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Ultra-thin Perovskite Solar Cell Development

Research project at Johannes Kepler University Linz to develop ultra-thin, flexible perovskite solar cells for autonomous energy applications. The project resulted in cells 20 times thinner than human hair with 20.1% efficiency and 44 W/g power density.

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Ultra-thin Flexible Perovskite Solar Cells for Autonomous Energy Systems

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