Radiative heat-blocking materials
AssigneeKing Abdullah University of Science and Technology
InventorsDerya BARAN, Nicola GASPARINI, Joel Robert TROUGHTON, Daniel Thomas James BRYANT
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Abstract
Embodiments include radiative heat-blocking materials comprising one or more non-fullerene components and optionally one or more hole-scavenging components. Embodiments further include windows comprising a transparent photovoltaic device configured to transmit visible light and absorb infrared radiation, wherein an active layer of the photovoltaic device comprises the radiative heat-blocking material. Embodiments further include other devices based on the radiative heat-blocking materials.
Claims20
A window, comprising:
- a transparent photovoltaic device configured to transmit visible light and absorb infrared radiation, wherein an active layer of the photovoltaic device comprises a radiative heat-blocking material, the radiative heat-blocking material comprising one or more non-fullerene components and optionally one or more hole-scavenging components.
A radiative heat-blocking material, comprising:
- one or more non-fullerene components;
- and
- one or more hole-scavenging components;
- wherein the heat-blocking material transmits visible light and absorbs infrared radiation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.