Adv Sci (Weinh) October 2022 PMID 35999345

Over 19.2% Efficiency of Organic Solar Cells Enabled by Precisely Tuning the Charge Transfer State Via Donor Alloy Strategy.

Jinhua Gao, Na Yu, Zhihao Chen, Yanan Wei, Congqi Li, Tianhua Liu, Xiaobin Gu, Jianqi Zhang, Zhixiang Wei, Zheng Tang, Xiaotao Hao, Fujun Zhang, Xin Zhang, Hui Huang

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This study discusses how using a ternary donor alloy strategy to finely tune the charge transfer (CT) state energy can significantly reduce energy losses in organic solar cells (OSCs), leading to improved efficiency.
By increasing the CT state energy, the researchers decreased energy loss during charge generation and enhanced the interaction between different excitation states, which further reduced nonradiative energy loss.
As a result, the ternary OSCs achieved a power conversion efficiency of 19.2-22%, with higher open-circuit voltage, without negatively impacting other key performance metrics like short-circuit current and fill factor, demonstrating a promising approach to boosting OSC performance.]

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