Sentence examples for collecting layer from inspiring English sources
The dual-structured design consists of an outer anode layer and an inner anodic current collecting layer that are formed simultaneously during fabrication.
An inverted hybrid solar cell was fabricated using the ZNAs as the electron collecting layer, and the solar cell exhibited a power conversion efficiency of 0.91%.
The TiOx layer serves as an electron transport and collecting layer for the first cell and as a stable foundation that enables the fabrication of the second cell to complete the tandem cell architecture.
To solve the problems, interfacial engineering of electron collecting layer (ECL) compact-TiOx by a thin-layer of one-step solution-processed and low-cost organic material is applied.
Meanwhile, a plurality of micro-channels initiating from the exterior surface of the anode layer penetrate through the two layers, forming a highly asymmetric anode and a mesh current collecting layer, which significantly facilitates the gas transport.
Insertion of a hole collecting layer, poly (ethylene dioxythiophene) doped with polystyrene sulfonic acid (PEDOT PSS), to between the active layer and the outer electrode, and increasing in the wettability of PEDOT PSS solutions on polymer-thin films were found to increase in power conversion efficiencies of photovoltaic cells.
Surface engineering of the electron collecting layers (ECLs) is a straightforward and practical strategy to develop high performance inverted structure organic solar cells (OSCs).
The anode design containing both functional and current collecting layers with sufficient Ni-CGO infiltration is favourable for high power output and low performance degradation.
The proposed method polishes the target surface with the collected layer of abrasive particles around a microtool caused by the dielectrophoretic effect.
The collected layer was mixed with an equivalent amount of 0.1 mM HCL for neutralization.
From disintegrating walls to enchanting skies, he collected layers of visual intrigue.
