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Enhanced adjustable photovoltaic response in multilayer BiFeO3 films

Yao et al., 2019

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10411542144778314828
Author
Yao Q
Liu W
Zhang R
Ma Y
Wang Y
Hu R
Mao W
Pu Y
Li X
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ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering

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In this paper, the photovoltaic effect of BiFeO3 (BFO) film prepared by spin-coating was investigated. The photovoltaic effect of the multilayer BFO film is significantly enhanced compared to the single layer BFO film. The short-circuit current density increases to 62.6 …
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