The Method to Determine the Optimal La3+ Doping in DSSC Electrode for BIPV

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Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell (DSSC) is noticed to be proper for BIPV for cheaper, more transparent, and able to realizevarious colored. Researchers constantly strive to improve the power conversion efficiency of DSSCs for this cell’s practicability by doping TiO2Subscript text with inorganic substance, metal ions, or processed with organic, as TiO2 electrode is the core of DSSC to generate photovoltage effection. Here reported a method to determine the optimal La3+ doping proportion of TiO2 by the equivalent circuit parameters estimated corresponds to the reported experment I-V curve. Thus, the concentration of La3+ doped TiO2 thin films of 0.5% of DSSC can get the most out of the photoelectric conversion efficiency.

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