ArticleJACS Au2026
All-in-one Photoelectrochromic Device Enabling Designable Coloration and Real-Time Light Adaptation.
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Abstract
Solar-powered electrochromic devices (SP-ECDs) are promising for zero-energy smart optical systems, holding potential applications in energy-saving windows, augmented reality displays, and adaptive camouflage. State-of-the-art SP-ECDs typically rely on the physical stacking of solar cells and electrochromic components. This approach inevitably introduces multiple heterogeneous interfaces, which severely limit the switching speed, operational stability, and color diversity of integrated devices. Herein, we introduce an all-in-one photoelectrochromic device that molecularly integrates dye-sensitized photoanodes and viologen electrochromic molecules within a single redox electrolyte. This innovative device achieves a record switching time of ∼7 s under optical, electrical, or hybrid stimuli, enabling real-time light adaptation to various dynamic illumination situations. The device presents high operational stability, enduring over 10
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