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Sequential stacking of a thin BHJ layer acting as a morphology regulator for efficiency enhancement in non-fullerene ternary solar cells
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Sequential stacking of a thin BHJ layer acting as a morphology regulator for efficiency enhancement in non-fullerene ternary solar cells

Anisha Mohapatra, Hao-Wen Cheng, Mohan Lal Meena, Chih-Ang Lin, Kung-Hwa Wei, Yu-Jung Lu, Chih-Hao Lee, Shawn D. LinChih Wei Chu
Chemical Engineering Journal, 卷.433, 134337
04/2022

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Binary Gradient-ternary Non-fullerene acceptors Organic solar cells Ternary Transfer printing Chemistry (all) Environmental Chemistry Chemical Engineering (all) Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Although ternary-blend solar cells (TSCs) featuring alloyed systems with two acceptors can display high power conversion efficiencies (PCEs) while minimizing energy loss, it can be difficult to control the morphology of the alloyed ternary blend. In this study we developed a gradient ternary (Gradient-Ternary) device architecture by transferring a bulk-heterojunction (BHJ) layer over the spin-coated ternary blend to enhance the PCEs of alloyed TSCs. The Gradient-Ternary architecture, which was similar to that of a compositional-gradient BHJ blend, featured a vertically stratified morphology that established efficient charge extraction pathways, thereby mitigating the recombination loss faced by the corresponding Ternary blend, while concurrently improving the photocurrent, relative to that of the Ternary blend, without suffering losses in any of the other photovoltaic parameters. A champion efficiency of 16.5% was obtained using the Gradient-Ternary architecture (PM6:Y6:ITIC/PM6:ITIC) was higher than those of the Ternary (PM6:Y6:ITIC) and Binary (PM6:Y6) architectures exhibiting an efficiency of 15.7% and 15.0% respectively. Applying such gradient architectures might also accelerate the efficiency of other organic solar cells.

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