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  • 2024Reactive passivation of wide-bandgap organic–inorganic perovskites with benzylamine11citations
  • 2024Improved reverse bias stability in p–i–n perovskite solar cells with optimized hole transport materials and less reactive electrodes30citations
  • 2023A 19% efficient and stable organic photovoltaic device enabled by a guest nonfullerene acceptor with fibril-like morphology114citations
  • 2023Design Rules for Obtaining Narrow Luminescence from Semiconductors Made in Solution54citations
  • 2019Interfacial charge-transfer doping of metal halide perovskites for high performance photovoltaics137citations
  • 2019A photo-crosslinkable bis-triarylamine side-chain polymer as a hole-transport material for stable perovskite solar cells30citations
  • 2017Ultrafast Long-Range Charge Separation in Nonfullerene Organic Solar Cells95citations
  • 2016Thermal ring-opening polymerization of hydrocarbon-bridged [2]ferrocenophanes: Synthesis and properties of poly(ferrocenylethylene)s and their charge-transfer polymer salts with tetracyanoethylene75citations
  • 2016SYNTHESIS, STRUCTURES, AND PROPERTIES OF STRAINED, SILICON-BRIDGED [1]FERROCENOPHANES WITH METHYLATED CYCLOPENTADIENYL RINGS71citations
  • 2016Synthesis, characterization, and properties of high molecular weight poly(methylated ferrocenylsilanes) and their charge transfer polymer salts with tetracyanoethylene71citations
  • 2004Electron-transport properties and use in organic light-emitting diodes of a bis(dioxaborine)fluorene derivative100citations
  • 2004Two-photon absorption in linear bisdioxaborine compounds - The impact of correlation-induced oscillator-strength redistribution29citations
  • 2004Limitations of essential-state models for the description of two-photon absorption processes: The example of bis(dioxaborine)-substituted chromophores30citations
  • 2003Bis(dioxaborine) compounds with large two-photon cross sections, and their use in the photodeposition of silver95citations
  • 2003An anionic organic mixed-valence system with a remarkably well-resolved vibrational structure in its intervalence band28citations

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  • Taddei, M.
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  • Snaith, H. J.
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  • Marder, S. R.
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  • Ginger, D. S.
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  • Smith, J.
  • Shi, Y.
  • Zhou, S.
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  • Contreras, H.
  • Rana, Tr
  • Mohite, Ad
  • Marder, Sr
  • Terlier, T.
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  • Mandani, F.
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  • Smith, Ja
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  • Woo, Hy
  • Zhang, Yd
  • Alsufyani, M.
  • Anthopoulos, Thomas D.
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  • Chen, H.
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A 19% efficient and stable organic photovoltaic device enabled by a guest nonfullerene acceptor with fibril-like morphology

  • Tian, Jf
  • Woo, Hy
  • Marder, Sr
  • Zhang, Yd
  • Alsufyani, M.
  • Anthopoulos, Thomas D.
  • Jeong, Sy
  • Barlow, S.
  • Naphade, Dr
  • Mcculloch, I.
  • Lin, Yb
  • Chen, H.
  • Griggs, S.
  • Zhang, Wm
  • Hu, Hl
Abstract

A nonfullerene acceptor, isoIDITC, capable of exhibiting fibril-like morphology, is utilized as a third component in organic photovoltaic devices (OPVs). A power conversion efficiency (PCE) of 19% is achieved in ternary PM6:BTP-eC9:isoIDITC bulk-heterojunction (BHJ) devices. Analyses reveal the formation of an alloy model (BTP-eC9:isoIDTIC) and a well-defined fibril-like network and enhanced crystallization of BHJ in the ternary blend. Slightly increased carrier mobilities, longer carrier lifetimes, and suppressed trap-assisted/bimolecular recombination are observed in the ternary BHJ-based devices compared to the binary PM6:BTP-eC9 BHJ cells. Moreover, because of the high surface energy (γ) and low glass-transition temperature (T g ) of BTP-eC9, the acceptor and donor tend to migrate toward the hole and electron collecting electrodes, respectively, during aging tests. Crucially, isoIDTIC with low γ and high T g has a low diffusion coefficient and can suppress demixing in vertical stratification of the BHJ, resulting in an increase in T 80 lifetime from 101 hours to 254 hours. Our results highlight the utilization of the nonfullerene acceptor with fibril-like morphology and high T g as an important third component toward high-performance and stable ternary OPVs.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • surface
  • glass
  • glass
  • aging
  • crystallization
  • aging
  • power conversion efficiency
  • surface energy