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PEDOT/PSS hydrogel networks as 3-D enzyme electrodes
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Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- A mesoscopic network in the form of a hydrogel of the highly conductive polymer PEDOT/PSS hydrogel was used in an enzyme electrode setup. Osmium was used both as a crosslink point in the hydrogel network and as a mediator between the prosthetic group of the enzyme and the conductive polymer matrix. Both biostability and high conductivity is important aspects when building nerve- or cell- electrodes. Diffusion of analytes surrounding the cells into the matrix electrode is feasible due to the open hydrogel structure. The high water content in these structures is important when buffering them to a pH of choice.
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Transient photocurrent of bulk heterojunction solar cell characterized by ns-laser and sub-ms LED
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In: Proceedings of SPIE. - : SPIE. - 0277-786X .- 1996-756X. ; 9659
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- We measure the transient photocurrent of APFO3:PCBM bulk heterojunction solar cells illuminated with ns-laser and sub-ms LED light sources. The ratio of the number of collective charges to the number of excited photon (external quantum efficiency, EQE) and the transient photocurrent fall times have been carried out with difference pulse durations and fluences. The EQEs characterized by ns-laser source are shown to obey the bimolecular recombination at high excitation fluences. The increasing of transient photocurrent fall times suggests that the fall times of free charge carriers are effected by deep trap density of state (DoS) and thus the free charge carriers have a sufficient time for bimolecular recombination at short circuit condition. At the same fluences, however, the EQEs characterized by sub-ms LED sources exhibit an excitation fluences independence of EQE. The transient photocurrent fall times with sub-ms LED sources are rather constant when the excitation fluences increases indicating that the deep trap DoS has less effect at short circuit condition for longer pulse duration.
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- The efficiency of conversion of light to electrical energy with the help of conjugated polymers and molecules is rapidly improving. The optical absorption properties of these materials can be designed, and implemented via molecular engineering. Full coverage of the solar spectrum is thus feasible. Narrow absorption spectra allow construction of tandem solar cells. The poor transport properties of these materials require thin devices, which limits optical absorption. Alternative device geometries for these flexible materials compensate for the optical absorption by light trapping, and allow tandem cells.
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Pressure-dependent electrical conductivity of polypyrrole
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- The results of pressure dependent electrical conductivity measurements in polypyrrole are consistent with a simple extension of the variable-range-hopping model of electronic transport in disordered media.
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Sub-Picosecond Time-Dependent Mobility in Low-Band-Gap Polyphenylene:Fullerene Blend Probed by Terahertz Spectroscopy
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In: Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics, 2008 and 2008 Conference on Quantum Electronics and Laser Science. CLEO/QELS 2008. - : IEEE. - 1092-8081. - 9781557528599 ; , s. 3108-3109
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- Time-resolved terahertz spectroscopy is used to investigate photoinduced dynamics of charge carriers in a polymer heterojunction. We directly observe instantaneous generation of highly mobile charge carriers followed by a rapid drop in their mobility. (C) 2008 Optical Society of America
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