Title Primjena polimera i nanokompozita u solarnim ćelijama
Title (english) Polymer / nanocomposites based solar cells
Author Matko Krznarić
Mentor Vesna Borjanović (mentor)
Committee member Vesna Borjanović (predsjednik povjerenstva)
Committee member Zoran Narančić (član povjerenstva)
Committee member Sanda Pleslić (član povjerenstva)
Granter University of Zagreb Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing Zagreb
Defense date and country 2014-07-02, Croatia
Scientific / art field, discipline and subdiscipline TECHNICAL SCIENCES Electrical Engineering
Abstract Upoznavanje s osnovama hibridnih i nanokompozitnih materijala te proučavanje njihove primjene u solarnim ćelijama predstavlja temeljni cilj ovoga rada. Zadatak se temelji na proučavanju osnovnih svojstava različitih nanostruktura i hibridnih materijala. Poseban fokus usmjeren je na primjenu polimernih materijala PET i PDMS, koji se vrlo često koriste kao supstrat (podloga) solarne ćelije. Navedeni se polimeri mogu proizvesti u laboratoriju FER-a, zbog čega predstavljaju osnovu ovoga istraživanja. Nakon upoznavanja s osnovnim karakteristikama spomenutih polimera istraživana je mogućnost integracije istih u solarne ćelije. Treća i četvrta generacija solarnih ćelija bazirane su striktno na primjeni nanostruktura te tankih filmova, zbog čega i predstavljaju okosnicu rada. Primjenom različitih nanostruktura, osobito onih temeljnih na ćelijama tankih filmova, ostvaruju se mnoge prednosti u odnosu na ćelije prethodnih generacija. Iznimna fleksibilnost koja omogućuje apsorpciju većeg intenziteta zračenja osnovna je prednost ovakvih ćelija. Osim navedenoga, prilikom raznih mehaničkih naprezanja održava se maksimalna funkcionalnost, reducirajući tako ukupnu degradaciju. Ujedno, fleksibilne solarne ćelije pogodne su za masovnu proizvodnju, što posljedično uzrokuje znatno manje troškove. Znatno unaprijeđena komercijalizacija predstavlja još jednu značajnu pogodnost. Posljedica prethodno navedenih preferencija pojava je eksponencijalno rastuće primjene solarnih panela (Njemačka, SAD, Francuska, Španjolska). Solarni panel kućanske primjene korišten je kako bi se omogućilo iscrpnije analiziranje navedene karakteristike solarnih panela. Ideja je izmjeriti napon i struju proizvedenoga panela na PET supstratu, te napuniti bateriju mobilnog uređaja. Cilj je na ovaj način demonstrirati kako je punjenje mobitela mrežnom strujom iznimno jeftino i jednostavno zamijeniti punjenjem mobitela solarnim panelom kućanske radinosti.
Abstract (english) To get acquainted with the fundamentals of hybrid and nanocomposite materials and study their application in solar cells is the main objective of my graduation thesis. The task is based on studying the basic properties of different nanostructures and hybrid materials. A special focus is placed on the application of the polymeric materials PET and PDMS, which are often used as substrates of solar cells. Said polymers can be produced in the laboratory of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, which is why they represent the basis for this research. After getting acquainted with the basic properties of said polymers, the possibility of integrating them into solar cells shall be investigated. The third and fourth generation of solar cells are strictly based on the application of nanostructures and thin films, and therefore, they represent the backbone of this graduation thesis. By applying different nanostructures, especially those based on thin film cells, many advantages can be gained when compared to the cells of previous generations. Exceptional flexibility which allows the absorption of high intensity radiation is the main advantage of such cells. In addition, during various mechanical stresses, such cells maintain maximum functionality, thus reducing overall degradation. At the same time, flexible solar cells are suitable for mass production, which consequently results in much lower costs. Significantly increased commercialization represents another key advantage. The result of previously stated preferences is the occurrence of exponentially growing application of solar panels (Germany, USA, France, Spain). A homemade solar panel is used to allow a more detailed analysis of the stated properties of solar panels. The idea is to measure the voltage and current of the produced panel on PET substrate and to charge the battery of a mobile phone. The aim is to demonstrate how charging the mobile phone from the mains power supply can be cheaply and easily replaced with charging the mobile phone with a do-it-yourself solar panel.
Keywords
fleksibilne solarne ćelije
kvantne točke
nanostrukture
nanokompoziti
organske solarne ćelije
polimerne solarne ćelije
PET
PDMS
spektroskopija
solarna energija
silicijske solarne ćelije
Keywords (english)
flexible solar cells
quantum dots
nanostructures
nanocomposites
organic solar cells
polymer solar cells
PET
PDMS
spectroscopy
solar energy
silicon solar cells
Language croatian
URN:NBN urn:nbn:hr:168:311806
Study programme Title: Electrical Engineering and Information Technology Study programme type: university Study level: graduate Academic / professional title: magistar/magistra inženjer/inženjerka elektrotehnike i informacijske tehnologije (magistar/magistra inženjer/inženjerka elektrotehnike i informacijske tehnologije)
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