Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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11019709 | Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews | 2019 | 17 Pages |
Abstract
Graphene has been recognised for its various excellent properties and its potential to be applied in various applications such as transparent conducting films (TCF), optoelectronic devices and energy storage. Graphene has been successfully synthesised by various methods including chemical vapour deposition (CVD), exfoliation and solution-processed. As-synthesised graphene has been used in various applications and its potentials have been realised. However, graphene performance has been compromised due to various factors. In this review, we present the methods to improve graphene performance by doping, enhancement of transfer methods and hybrid films of graphene with other materials. In addition, graphene as TCF for photovoltaic applications has also been described. We also include a discussion on various Figure of Merit (FOM) determinations, to evaluate the performance of graphene as transparent conducting films.
Keywords
PEIPVACIGSPDMSThree-dimensionalCNTBLGSWNTCZTSMIBKOPVDSSCP3HTLPCVDBIPVFOMTCOOSCHTLETLPCECdTeSAMLbLPSCTCFIPATCLFLGSLGTFSAAZOhBNLangmuir-BlodgettEPDMMLGAgNCTCNQHOPGTFSCCFGa-Ca-SiPANIPEDOT:PSSrGOTetracyanoquinodimethaneTransparent electrodeIndium tin oxidefluorine tin oxideTransparent conducting oxidesGraphene oxideReduced graphene oxideisopropyl alcoholITOTemCadmium tellurideSelf-assembled monolayersDirect CurrentFTOtwo-dimensionalPower conversion efficiencyCVDChemical vapour depositionBuilding integrated photovoltaicsCopper indium gallium selenideSolar cellThin film solar cellsPerovskite solar cellsorganic solar cellsHeterojunction solar cellsdye-sensitised solar cellsPolymer solar cellsCopper zinc tin sulfideAmorphous siliconhydrogenated amorphous siliconzero-dimensionalTransparent conducting filmsElectron transport layerHole transport layerLayer-by-layermethyl isobutyl ketoneFigure of meritAPTEScarbon monoxideTransmission electron microscopyNanostructurecopper nanowiresSilver nanowiressingle-walled nanotubesMulti-walled nanotubesCarbon nanotubesSilver nanocompositequantum dotsHexagonal boron nitridePETPMMAPolyanilinepolymethylmethacrylatePolyethylene terephthalatepolyethyleneiminepolyvinyl alcoholPolydimethylsiloxaneAmorphous carbonGrapheneSingle layer grapheneMultilayer grapheneFew layer grapheneHighly ordered pyrolytic graphiteBilayer graphenea-Si:H
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Authors
Nurul Nazli Rosli, Mohd Adib Ibrahim, Norasikin Ahmad Ludin, Mohd Asri Mat Teridi, Kamaruzzaman Sopian,