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The need for comfort in our daily life causes a high dependence on consumer devices of the electrical energy even when our leisure or our travel, in effect, the textiles can due to its flexibility, its finesse, its lightness and its use in daily life, to be a very good support to produce electrical energy, Integrating Photovoltaic cells directly organic to the textile industry. Different applications are put in game thanks to this technology: the flexible loaders, tents, the blinds... The aim is to develop textile and solar cells to obtain a photovoltaic textile, which will make several domains autonomous and open wide possibilities of extension of the applications easy to manipulate and to carry. The work of my thesis is precisely to develop intelligent textiles capable of transforming solar radiation into electricity, this transformation is made through photovoltaic cells, and the peculiarity of my thesis is the development of flexible organic photovoltaic cells.
composites with cotton fibers, conductive textile, organic photovoltaic cells, mechanical properties.
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