Optimizing Design Criteria for Organic Photovoltaic Cells

摘要

Dye sensitized solar cells have the potential to be less expensive than their conventional silicone counterparts if they can be made more efficient and cost effective. A designed experiment was used to investigate the statistical significance of six factors in the construction and manufacture of these cells. Three factors, use of catalyst, semi-conductive layer, and sintering temperature, were determined to be of statistical significance, while no two-factor interactions were determined to be statistically significant.