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  • 2019Effect of thionation on the performance of PNDIT2-based polymer solar cells5citations
  • 2018Nature and Extent of Solution Aggregation Determines the Performance of P(NDI2OD-T2) Thin-Film Transistors75citations
  • 2018Impact of Acceptor Fluorination on the Performance of All-Polymer Solar Cells31citations
  • 2018Thionation of naphthalene diimide molecules16citations
  • 2017Unconventional Molecular Weight Dependence of Charge Transport in the High Mobility n-type Semiconducting Polymer P(NDI2OD-T2)69citations

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  • Liu, Amelia C. Y.
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Effect of thionation on the performance of PNDIT2-based polymer solar cells

  • Sommer, Michael
  • Mcneill, Chris
  • Liu, Amelia
  • Welford, Adam
  • Thomsen, Lars
  • Shin, Young-Hun
  • Rundel, Kira
Abstract

All-polymer solar cells have gained traction in recent years with solar cell performance approaching 10% power conversion efficiency (PCE). The n-type polymer PNDIT2, also known as N2200 or P(NDI2OD-T2), has been extensively used for both photovoltaic as well as field-effect transistor applications. When paired with donor materials that have appropriately aligned energy-levels, PNDIT2 has exhibited device efficiencies over 8% PCE, and organic field effect transistors fabricated with PNDIT2 exhibit mobilities over 1 cm2/Vs. Thionation of the NDI moiety, which is the substitution of imide oxygen with sulfur atoms, has been shown to improve the field-effect transistor performance of NDI-based small molecules. Applying this strategy to PNDIT2, we explored the effect that thionation, in a 2S-trans configuration, has on the performance of all-polymer solar cells fabricated with the donor polymer PTB7-Th. Solar cells were fabricated with the original polymer, PNDIT2, as a reference, and an optimized efficiency of 4.85% was achieved. The thionated analog was synthesized in batches with increasing ratios of 1S to 2S-trans thionation (15:85, 7:93, and 5:95), which enabled a systematic study of the effect thionation has on all-polymer solar cell performance. Devices with thionated PNDIT2 exhibited a systematic lowering of photovoltaic parameters with increasing thionation, resulting in device efficiencies of just 0.84%, 0.62%, and 0.42% PCE, respectively, with increasing thionation. The lower performance of the thionated blends is attributed to poor π-π stacking order in the thionated PNDIT2 phase, resulting in lower electron mobilities and finer phase separation. Evidence in support of this conclusion is provided by grazing incidence wide-angle X-ray scattering, transmission electron microscopy, photoluminescence quenching, and transient photocurrent analysis.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • photoluminescence
  • polymer
  • phase
  • Oxygen
  • transmission electron microscopy
  • wide-angle X-ray scattering
  • power conversion efficiency
  • quenching
  • aligned