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Saifful Kamaluddin bin Muzakir Three mistakes we have made during fabrication of quantum dots solar cell; How can you learn from them Saifful Kamaluddin bin Muzakir saifful@ump.edu.my / 019 276 3844

State of the Art >60% 32% 32% 32% 32% 29% 28% 21% 13% 11% Source: National Renewable Energy Laboratory 3rd Generation Molecular Absorber Solar Cells Research >60% 1st Generation Crystalline Solar Cells Commercial 2nd Generation Thin Film Solar Cells Commercial Experimental PV conversion efficiency of 1 cell Theoretical PV conversion efficiency of 1 cell 32% 32% 32% 32% 29% 28% 21% 13% 11% GaAs c-Si CIGS/a-Si Dye Quantum Dots

Device Structure A. DSSC B. QDSC with ligand C. QDSC without ligand P U L F E A. DSSC B. QDSC with ligand C. QDSC without ligand Dye QD Ligand Conducting glass Working electrode Counter electrode Liquid electrolyte TiO2 Muzakir et al. 2013. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics. 15:16275-16285.

Working Principle A. DSSC E VOC excitation R Dye O H U L F h e E External Circuit TiO2 Dye ligand QD excitation A. DSSC B. QDSC with ligand C. QDSC without ligand LUMO VOC HOMO Muzakir et al. 2013. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics. 15:16275-16285.

Size of QDs vs. performance of QDSC The yielded IPCE (boxes) and PCE (circles) by fabricated cell using respective CdSe QDs size

CdSe QDs synthesis: Organometallic vs Microemulsion 4 h at 23 °C 64 h at 23 °C 169 h at 23 °C 5 h at 50 °C After 24 h cooling 1 min at 37 °C 5 min at 37 °C 10 min at 37 °C 15 min at 37 °C 30 min at 37 °C 60 min at 37 °C 120 min at 37 °C Narrow size distributions of small QDs Wide size distributions of big QDs Wurtzite P63mc crystal structure Wurtzite P63mc crystal structure

DFT: Realistic cluster modeling (CdSe)13

Realistic Cluster Models Muzakir et al. 2013. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics. 15:16275-16285. (CdSe)6 (CdSe)13 (CdSe)16 (CdSe)26 (CdSe)32

Mistake #1: The best size SILAR Direct Attachment 1.90 nm (CdSe)13 (CdSe)13 ~(CdSe)32 ~73% ~39% ~73% (CdSe)32 - TiO2 (CdSe)13 - TiO2 CdSe - TiO2 1.90 nm 3.02 nm 7.76 nm CBD (CdSe)26 - TiO2 ~(CdSe)26 ~53%

Mistake #2: Ligand usage (CdSe)13 -4.188 eV -6.529 eV MPA -3.63 eV -7.14 eV (CdSe)z-MSA-TiO2 ~33% Ligand Assisted ~(CdSe)32 MAA -3.61 eV -7.11 eV (CdSe)z-MPA-TiO2 ~19% Ligand Assisted ~(CdSe)32 (CdSe)13 -4.188 eV -6.529 eV

Mistake #3: Size distribution Narrow size distribution CdSe - TNRs ~100% 1.50 nm 1.90 nm 2.02 nm 2.44 nm (CdSe)6 -4.020 eV -6.495 eV (CdSe)13 -4.188 eV -6.529 eV ~19% (CdSe)16 -4.208 eV -6.438 eV TiO2 -4.200 eV -7.200 eV (CdSe)26 -4.993 eV -6.950 eV 530 nm 500 nm 556 nm 634 nm Wide size distribution

Narrow size distribution Conclusion Efficient injection The best size Suitable ligand Narrow size distribution

Electron injection efficiency Nonradiative e e e CdSe LUMO HOMO PL intensity Wavelength (nm) PL intensity Wavelength (nm) CdSe LUMO HOMO Detector 100 % TiO2 C.B. V.B. To harvest these excited state electrons, QDs are adsorbed onto the MOS surface. In the QDs-MOS conjugate, upon absorption of photon with sufficient energy, the excited state electron has two options; (i) first is to recombine with hole in HOMO and (ii) second is to be injected into the lower lying LUMO energy level of MOS. If all electron recombine into the HOMO, the PL intensity will be the same as the PL of bare QDs. If all electron injected into the LUMO of MOS, the PL intensity is totally quenched. Therefore, efficient electron injection is indicated by high percentage of PL intensity quenching in QD-MOS conjugates; in comparison with the PL intensity of the bare QDs. The electron injection efficiency from QDs to MOS was quantitatively measured using photoluminescence spectroscopy. In bare QDs, upon absorption of photon with sufficient energy, electron in the HOMO is excited to LUMO energy level leaving hole at the HOMO. The electron then recombine with the hole in the HOMO thus produces photon. This photon is detected by photoluminescence spectrometer and PL intensity vs wavelength plot is produced. The intensity of PL depends on the number of recombination. The more excited state electron recombines to the HOMO, the higher the PL intensity would be. Screen h e e h PL intensity Wavelength (nm)