AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF SOLAR CELLS APPLICATION IN NANOMATERIALS

applied science

In this paper we are discuss An Exploratory Study of Solar Cells Application of Nanomaterials. Manufacturing costs are generally reduced as a result of using a low temperature process similar to printing rather than a high temperature vacuum deposition process to produce conventional cells made of crystalline semiconductor materials. (Nanavark Spotlight) Graphene-based nanomaterials have many promising applications in energy-related fields. In particular, there are four major energy-related areas where Graphene will have an impact: catalysis for solar cells, supercapacitors, lithium-ion batteries, and fuel cells (read more: "Graphene-Based Nano Technology in Energy Applications"). The solar energy industry has developed rapidly in recent years due to strong interest in renewable energy and the problem of global climate change. Nanotechnology has already shown enormous success in the solar field. Nanotechnology may be able to increase the capacity of solar cells, but the most promising application of nanotechnology is the reduction in manufacturing costs. The use of nanotechnology in expensive solar cell will help in preserving the environment. This paper provides an overview of current solar cell technologies and their drawbacks. Then, it explores the research area of nano solar cells and the science behind them. The potential impact of these technologies on our society is also discussed.

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