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Abstract

Disclosed herein is a dye-sensitized solar cell module having carbon nanotube electrodes, the solar cell module comprising: upper and lower transparent substrates; conductive transparent electrodes formed on the inner surfaces of the upper and lower transparent substrates; a plurality of porous oxide semiconductor negative electrodes formed on the upper conductive transparent electrode at a constant interval and having a dye adsorbed on the surface thereof; counter electrodes formed on the lower conductive transparent electrode in a thin film form and made of a carbon nanotube layer as a positive electrode portion corresponding to the negative electrodes; grid electrodes formed on the upper and lower conductive transparent electrodes between unit electrodes, each consisting of the negative electrode and the counter electrode corresponding thereto, the grid electrodes serving to collect electrons generated by photosensitization; connecting electrodes formed on the upper and lower conductive transparent electrodes and electrically connected with the grid electrode so as to transfer electrons moved from the grid electrodes to the outside; and electrolyte placed between the negative electrodes and the counter electrodes. Also disclosed is a method for manufacturing the solar cell module. According to the disclosed invention, a high-efficiency, large-area, dye-sensitized solar cell comprising carbon nanotubes is realized by forming a plurality of dye-sensitized solar cell units in a module arrangement, and forming grid electrodes and connection electrodes for the collection and movement of electrons. Thus, the disclosed invention has high practical utility.

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