AN OVERVIEW ON THE PEDOT: PSS SYNTHESIS, ADVANTAGES, DISADVANTAGES, AND POTENTIAL USE IN VARIOUS TYPES OF SOLAR CELLS

This research focuses on the development and characterization of composite solar panels that combine inexpensive organic materials in conjunction with the well-established advantages Solar cells that are hybrid composed of N-type silicon with poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) sulfonate (PEDOT) were made-up and analyzed. As the primary purposes were to create a reproducible procedure for creating n-Si/PEDOT solar cells featuring effective surface passing off and high functionality. Additionally, that study aimed to investigate these cells' stability and acquire essential insights into the contact forming part of PEDOT and silicon, encompassing the impact of Photographic cells with uniformly coated sheets were produced along with different interface therapies and ensuing drop casting inside PEDOT. These instances underwent strict characterization as well assess that effects among various interfacial strata, their benefits, as well as restrictions. research high minority carrier durations as determined by quasi-steady-state photoconductance and photoluminescence imaging showed the superior passivation offered by PEDOT on n-type silicon. indicating minimal rates of surface recombination. Furthermore, that study thoroughly examined The function of the interfacial layer and its constraints through current-voltage and capacitancevoltage measurements