Perovskite solar cells have emerged as a promising technology for renewable energy generation.However,the successful integration of perovskite solar cells with energy storage devices to establish high-efficiency and l...Perovskite solar cells have emerged as a promising technology for renewable energy generation.However,the successful integration of perovskite solar cells with energy storage devices to establish high-efficiency and long-term stable photorechargeable systems remains a persistent challenge.Issues such as electrical mismatch and restricted integration levels contribute to elevated internal resistance,leading to suboptimal overall efficiency(η_(overall))within photorechargeable systems.Additionally,the compatibility of perovskite solar cells with electrolytes from energy storage devices poses another significant concern regarding their stability.To address these limitations,we demonstrate a highly integrated photorechargeable system that combines perovskite solar cells with a solid-state zinc-ion hybrid capacitor using a streamlined process.Our study employs a novel ultraviolet-cured ionogel electrolyte to prevent moisture-induced degradation of the perovskite layer in integrated photorechargeable system,enabling perovskite solar cells to achieve maximum power conversion efficiencies and facilitating the monolithic design of the system with minimal energy loss.By precisely matching voltages between the two modules and leveraging the superior energy storage efficiency,our integrated photorechargeable system achieves a remarkableηoverall of 10.01%while maintaining excellent cycling stability.This innovative design and the comprehensive investigations of the dynamic photocharging process in monolithic systems,not only offer a reliable and enduring power source but also provide guidelines for future development of self-power off-grid electronics.展开更多
A photosensitive metal hydride electrode was prepared by modification with perovskite-type SrTiO3 photocatalyst. The photorechargeable properties of the prepared electrodes were investigated by using electrochemical c...A photosensitive metal hydride electrode was prepared by modification with perovskite-type SrTiO3 photocatalyst. The photorechargeable properties of the prepared electrodes were investigated by using electrochemical cyclic voltammetry and EIS measurements. The results showed that the modified electrode exhibited the obvious photorechargeable properties. The reduction current increased remarkably under the xeon light irradiation compared with the unmodified electrode. During the photocharging process, the potential of the modified electrode shifted quickly to negative direction and a potential plateau of about -0.90V (vs. Hg/HgO) occurred at the end of light irradiation. The corresponding discharge capacity of the electrode was about 5.4 mAh/g.展开更多
基金the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council(EPSRC)Standard Research(EP/V027131/1)EPSRC New Investigator Award(2018+6 种基金EP/R043272/1)Newton Advanced Fel owship(192097)for financial supportEPSRC New Investigator Award(EP/V002260/1)National Measurement System of the UK Department of Business,Energy&Industrial Strategythe China Scholarship Council(CSC,no.201808370197)for financial supportCSC(no.202007040033)for financial supportCSC(no.201908310074)for financial support
文摘Perovskite solar cells have emerged as a promising technology for renewable energy generation.However,the successful integration of perovskite solar cells with energy storage devices to establish high-efficiency and long-term stable photorechargeable systems remains a persistent challenge.Issues such as electrical mismatch and restricted integration levels contribute to elevated internal resistance,leading to suboptimal overall efficiency(η_(overall))within photorechargeable systems.Additionally,the compatibility of perovskite solar cells with electrolytes from energy storage devices poses another significant concern regarding their stability.To address these limitations,we demonstrate a highly integrated photorechargeable system that combines perovskite solar cells with a solid-state zinc-ion hybrid capacitor using a streamlined process.Our study employs a novel ultraviolet-cured ionogel electrolyte to prevent moisture-induced degradation of the perovskite layer in integrated photorechargeable system,enabling perovskite solar cells to achieve maximum power conversion efficiencies and facilitating the monolithic design of the system with minimal energy loss.By precisely matching voltages between the two modules and leveraging the superior energy storage efficiency,our integrated photorechargeable system achieves a remarkableηoverall of 10.01%while maintaining excellent cycling stability.This innovative design and the comprehensive investigations of the dynamic photocharging process in monolithic systems,not only offer a reliable and enduring power source but also provide guidelines for future development of self-power off-grid electronics.
基金This project was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.50201016)the Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Proveince(No.Y404044).
文摘A photosensitive metal hydride electrode was prepared by modification with perovskite-type SrTiO3 photocatalyst. The photorechargeable properties of the prepared electrodes were investigated by using electrochemical cyclic voltammetry and EIS measurements. The results showed that the modified electrode exhibited the obvious photorechargeable properties. The reduction current increased remarkably under the xeon light irradiation compared with the unmodified electrode. During the photocharging process, the potential of the modified electrode shifted quickly to negative direction and a potential plateau of about -0.90V (vs. Hg/HgO) occurred at the end of light irradiation. The corresponding discharge capacity of the electrode was about 5.4 mAh/g.
