Production of flexible solar cells

Abstract

This thesis will examine the performance and efficiency of various materials in order to come up with new proposals for the better operation of flexible photovoltaics. Solar cells, highlights the principles behind the main technologies, and discusses future challenges in this area. Flexible thin-film solar cells open the door to affordable power. In order to create lightweight, affordable solar modules that can be integrated into, rather than mounted on, a variety of surfaces, organic, inorganic, and organic-inorganic solar cells are deposited on flexible substrates using high-efficiency technologies. In addition to businesses and families seeking to use energy in the developed world and dealing with the growing cost of electricity produced using fossil fuels, these new photovoltaic technologies are poised to offer affordable, clean electricity to the 2 billion people who do not have access to the grid. Recent developments in flexible solar technology are the main topic of this review. The aim of this study is to provide experts in the field with the appropriate information and results in order to exploit them in their own way in order to open the way for the green transition through flexible photovoltaic panels and the results that will emerge from this thesis.