Abstract
A novel carbon-nanotube (CNT) solar photovoltaic cell is constructed by nanowelding of semiconducting single-walled CNTs onto two asymmetric metal electrodes for efficient separation of photogenerated electron–hole pairs (see image). Under solar-light illumination, high internal power-conversion efficiency up to 12.6% is achieved for monolayer CNT cells.
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