In this paper a novel polymer-based platform is applied for the fabrication of an innovative two-electrodes self-powered device integrating energy harvesting and storage sections. A multifunctional polymeric layer, made of two poly(ethylene glycol)-based sections separated by a perfluorinated barrier, is obtained by oxygen-inhibited UV-light crosslinking procedure. For the energy harvesting section, one side of the polymeric layer is adapted to enable iodide/triiodide diffusion in a dye-sensitized solar cell (DSSC), while the other side empowers sodium/chloride ions diffusion and is used for on-board charge storage in an electrochemical double layer capacitor (EDLC). The resulting photocapacitor has a planar architecture appreciably simplified with respect to other recently proposed solutions and more easily exploitable in low power electronics. The measured photo-electrical conversion and storage total efficiency is 3.72% during photo-charge, which is a remarkable value for DSSC-EDLC harvesting-storage devices literature. The obtained high frequency discharge capability enlightens promising prospects for practical applications in low power portable electronics.
Innovative multipolymer electrolyte membrane designed by oxygen inhibited UV-crosslinking enables solid-state in plane integration of energy conversion and storage devices / Scalia, A.; Bella, F.; Lamberti, A.; Gerbaldi, C.; Tresso, E.. - In: ENERGY. - ISSN 0360-5442. - ELETTRONICO. - 166:(2019), pp. 789-795. [10.1016/j.energy.2018.10.162]
Innovative multipolymer electrolyte membrane designed by oxygen inhibited UV-crosslinking enables solid-state in plane integration of energy conversion and storage devices
A. Scalia;F. Bella;A. Lamberti;C. Gerbaldi;E. Tresso
2019
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In this paper a novel polymer-based platform is applied for the fabrication of an innovative two-electrodes self-powered device integrating energy harvesting and storage sections. A multifunctional polymeric layer, made of two poly(ethylene glycol)-based sections separated by a perfluorinated barrier, is obtained by oxygen-inhibited UV-light crosslinking procedure. For the energy harvesting section, one side of the polymeric layer is adapted to enable iodide/triiodide diffusion in a dye-sensitized solar cell (DSSC), while the other side empowers sodium/chloride ions diffusion and is used for on-board charge storage in an electrochemical double layer capacitor (EDLC). The resulting photocapacitor has a planar architecture appreciably simplified with respect to other recently proposed solutions and more easily exploitable in low power electronics. The measured photo-electrical conversion and storage total efficiency is 3.72% during photo-charge, which is a remarkable value for DSSC-EDLC harvesting-storage devices literature. The obtained high frequency discharge capability enlightens promising prospects for practical applications in low power portable electronics.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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