PhotoelectrochromicDevices Based on WO3-MoO3 and TiO2/CdS Composite Electrodes
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1.Chongqing Research Institute of Changchun University of Technology;2.Shanghai Aerospace Control Technology Research Institute

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This work has been supported by Natural Science Foundation of Chongqing City (CSTB2022NSCQ-MSX0751), Education Department project of Jilin Province (Grant/Award Number: JJKH20220726KJ), Science and Technology Department project of Jilin Province (Grant/Award Number: 20200201077JC).

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    Electrochromism is widely used in the field of smart windows, but electrochromic materials still require external power to support them. The combination of solar cells and electrochromic materials can achieve intelligent color control without external power supply. The excellent performance of color changing cathodes and photoanodes are currently a research hot topic in photoelectrochromic devices.WO3-MoO3 thin films were prepared by hydrothermal method and their electrochromic performances were studied; TiO2/CdS composite thin films were prepared by hydrothermal method combined with continuous ion layer deposition method, and their photoelectric conversion performances were studied. Finally, WO3-MoO3 thin film and TiO2/CdS composite thin film were used as the color changing cathodes and photoanodes of the photoelectrochromic devices, respectively. WO3/MoO3-TiO2/CdS photoelectrochromic devices. WO3/MoO3-TiO2/CdS photoelectrochromic devices have a large optical modulation range (41.99% at 630nm) and higher coloration efficiency (35.787%), making them of great application value as smart windows in modern buildings, transportation tools, and other fields.

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  • Received:May 16,2023
  • Revised:July 17,2023
  • Adopted:July 18,2023
  • Online: April 11,2024
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