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Photovoltaic and triboelectrification empowered light-weight flexible self-charging asymmetric supercapacitor cell for self-powered multifunctional electronics

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  • Maitra, Anirban
  • Bera, Ranadip
  • Halder, Lopamudra
  • Bera, Aswini
  • Paria, Sarbaranjan
  • Karan, Sumanta Kumar
  • Si, Suman Kumar
  • De, Anurima
  • Ojha, Suparna
  • Khatua, Bhanu Bhusan

Abstract

Herein, we highlight the simplistic fabrication of a light-weight, flexible self-charging power pack by the prudent integration of two paper-based high-performance triboelectric nanogenerators (HPTENGs), one commercial semi-flexible photovoltaic/solar cell and a paper-based all-solid-state asymmetric-type supercapacitor (ASSASC) with optimized performance. Each HPTENG unit comprises of a ~20 wt% barium titanate nanoparticles loaded surface micropatterned post-polled PDMS composite (PDMS–20BTO) film-strip impregnated with graphite coated Whatman® 41 filter paper (GFP) as negative and a polypyrrole electrodeposited GFP as positive triboelectric friction layers, respectively. Contrariwise, the ASSASC consists of a nickel-cobalt-molybdenum oxide–graphitic C3N4 hybrid composite coated GFP (NCMO–gCN2/GFP) as positive and a graphitic C3N4 modified reduced graphene oxide coated GFP (gCN–m–RGO/GFP) as negative electrodes, separated by a thin PVA–KOH gel-type electrolyte membrane. Finally, under deformations/stress and illumination of solar light individually on top of our photovoltaic and HPTENGs driven self-charging ASSASC (PTSCASC) power pack, it efficaciously generates electrical energy and consequently stores this generated energy as electrochemical energy for sustainable power supply. Our self-powered PTSCASC# power pack prototype (with two ASSASCs) has been effectually integrated with a medical smart patch for electric pulsatile mediated controlled drug release. Hence, our as-designed self-charging power pack possesses immense potentials for self-powered multifunctional electronics and smart e-healthcare monitoring systems.

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  • Maitra, Anirban & Bera, Ranadip & Halder, Lopamudra & Bera, Aswini & Paria, Sarbaranjan & Karan, Sumanta Kumar & Si, Suman Kumar & De, Anurima & Ojha, Suparna & Khatua, Bhanu Bhusan, 2021. "Photovoltaic and triboelectrification empowered light-weight flexible self-charging asymmetric supercapacitor cell for self-powered multifunctional electronics," Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, Elsevier, vol. 151(C).
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:rensus:v:151:y:2021:i:c:s1364032121008728
    DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2021.111595
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