This book explores why the properties of liquid crystals make them
ideal for use in photovoltaic applications. It achieves this by
presenting a description of the properties of liquid crystals and
how their electronic properties compare to that of polymers used in
organic photovoltaics. It explores how the type of liquid crystal
chosen can help in improving the efficiency of the photovoltaics.
It compares experimental and theoretical ways in which the
efficiency is directly or indirectly estimated between the organic
photovoltaics and the organic photovoltaics that contain a liquid
crystal. It first introduces liquid crystals and their different
varieties, before reviewing their electronic transfer properties
and how they can improve efficiency. It is an ideal text for
graduate students and young researches considering entering the
area of photovoltaics - specifically, organic photovoltaics - who
do not yet have knowledge of this field. Introduces the field of
liquid crystals and provides basic information to those new to the
field, in a concise and visual manner Describes which
characteristics of a liquid crystal are most advantageous to use in
photovoltaics Provides basic knowledge of photovoltaics for those
who do not have previous knowledge of how they behave
electronically
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