Manipulating Aggregation Kinetics toward Efficient All‐Printed Organic Solar Cells
Junzhen Ren,
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Jianqiu Wang,
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Jiawei Qiao
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Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: Feb. 5, 2025
Abstract
The
power
conversion
efficiencies
(PCEs)
of
all‐printed
organic
solar
cells
(OSCs)
remain
inferior
to
those
spin‐coated
devices,
primarily
due
morphological
variations
within
the
bulk
heterojunction
processed
via
diverse
coating/printing
techniques.
Herein,
cyclohexyl
is
introduced
as
outer
side
chains
formulate
a
non‐fullerene
acceptor,
BTP‐Cy,
aimed
at
modulating
molecular
aggregation
in
solution
and
subsequent
film
formation
kinetics
during
printing.
Investigations
demonstrate
that
BTP‐Cy
molecule
with
exhibits
enhanced
intermolecular
π‐π
stacking,
optimal
size,
favorable
phase
separation.
Consequently,
PB3:FTCC‐Br:BTP‐Cy‐based
OSCs
achieve
remarkable
PCEs
20.2%
19.5%
spin‐coating
blade‐coating,
respectively.
Furthermore,
23.6
cm
2
module
efficiency
16.7%.
This
study
offers
fresh
perspective
on
tailoring
photoactive
materials
printing
through
design,
paving
novel
path
enhance
OSCs.
Language: Английский
Improving the Efficiency of Layer-by-Layer Organic Photovoltaics to Exceed 19% by Establishing Effective Donor–Acceptor Interfacial Molecular Interactions
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 3, 2025
The
power
conversion
efficiency
of
layer-by-layer
organic
solar
cells
(LOSCs)
has
reached
an
impressive
level
by
utilizing
sequential
processing
(SqP)
for
the
individual
deposition
and
regulation
both
donor
acceptor
materials.
However,
fundamental
understanding
phase
separation
in
LOSCs
remains
contentious,
hindering
rational
design
due
to
ambiguous
contribution
stratification
or
beneficial
vertical
segregation
morphology.
Here,
we
systematically
investigate
utility
solvent
effects
on
drying
kinetics
understand
how
interaction
between
upper
bottom
layers
affects
formation
donor/acceptor
(D/A)
interface
its
impact
performance
LOSCs.
Particularly
emphasizing
substantial
layer
establishment
effective
D/A
rather
than
significant
LOSCs,
this
facilitates
utilization
blend
casting
SqP,
introducing
adequate
interface,
which
contributes
a
superior
19.05%.
Ultimately,
provide
three
rules
enhancing
LOSCs:
(1)
appropriate
selection
solvents
material
ensure
desired
crystalline
orientation,
(2)
strongly
polar
volatile
capable
dissolving
form
interfacial
interaction,
(3)
sufficient
interfaces.
Language: Английский
Unraveling the Solution Aggregation Structures and Processing Resiliency of High‐Efficiency Organic Photovoltaic Blends
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 7, 2024
The
solution
aggregation
structure
of
conjugated
polymers
is
crucial
to
the
morphology
and
resultant
optoelectronic
properties
organic
electronics
considerable
interest
in
field.
Precise
characterizations
structures
photovoltaic
(OPV)
blends
their
temperature-dependent
variations
remain
challenging.
In
this
work,
three
representative
high-efficiency
OPV
using
small-angle
X-ray/neutron
scattering
are
systematically
probed.
Three
cases
processing
resiliency
elucidated
state-of-the-art
blends.
exceptional
PBQx-TF
can
be
attributed
minimal
changes
multiscale
at
elevated
temperatures.
Importantly,
a
new
parameter,
percentage
acceptors
distributed
within
polymer
aggregates
(Ф),
for
first
time
blend
solution,
establishes
direct
correlation
between
Ф
performance
quantified.
device
well
correlated
with
Kuhn
length
cylinder
related
L
Language: Английский
Impact of Linker Engineering in Core‐Linked Dimeric Acceptors for High‐Performance Organic Solar Cells
Shinbee Oh,
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Da-Hyun Jeong,
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Kihyun Bae
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et al.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(41)
Published: July 3, 2024
Abstract
The
dimerization
of
small
molecule
acceptors
(SMAs)
is
a
promising
strategy
for
enhancing
the
long‐term
stability
and
power
conversion
efficiency
(PCE)
organic
solar
cells
(OSCs).
However,
reported
DSMAs
are
primarily
limited
to
end‐linked
molecular
configurations,
highlighting
need
further
exploration
various
dimer
architectures.
Herein,
development
two
distinct
core‐linked
dimerized
SMAs
(DYF‐V
DYF‐E)
with
tailored
linker
structures
(vinylene
ethynyl,
respectively),
achieving
high‐performance
OSCs
(PCE
=
18.53%).
Interestingly,
subtle
change
in
results
markedly
different
properties
photovoltaic
performances
acceptors.
DYF‐E
an
ethynyl
exhibits
more
twisted
backbone
conformation
mitigated
aggregation
property
compared
DYF‐V,
inducing
desirable
blend
morphologies
polymer
donor
including
high
crystallinity,
face‐on
oriented
packing
structures,
well‐intermixed
domains.
Thus,
DYF‐E‐based
exhibit
PCE
(17.02%),
which
significantly
outperforms
DYF‐V‐based
9.98%).
Furthermore,
ternary
based
on
achieve
higher
18.53%.
this
study
highlights
significance
selecting
appropriate
producing
OSCs.
Language: Английский
Indoor organic photovoltaics for low-power internet of things devices: Recent advances, challenges, and prospects
Xingting Liu,
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Shanlei Xu,
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Bo Tang
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et al.
Chemical Engineering Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
497, P. 154944 - 154944
Published: Aug. 17, 2024
Language: Английский
Recent Progress and Applications of NanoIR‐AFM in Morphological Characterization of Organic Solar Cells
Xuewen Wei,
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Longfei Jia,
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Bowen Duan
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et al.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 9, 2024
Abstract
Organic
solar
cells
(OSCs)
are
gaining
attention
in
building‐integrated
and
agricultural
photovoltaics
due
to
their
light
weight,
mechanical
flexibility,
low‐cost
solution
processability.
To
achieve
commercial
viability,
understanding
the
relationships
between
active
layer
material
structure,
film
morphology,
photovoltaic
performance
is
crucial.
Nanoscale
infrared
spectroscopy
coupled
with
atomic
force
microscopy
(nanoIR‐AFM)
offers
an
advanced
characterization
of
morphology
at
high
resolution
help
understand
OSC
performance.
This
review
outlines
recent
developments
applications
nanoIR‐AFM
research,
detailing
its
principles,
instruments,
functions.
Strategies
enhance
morphological
by
discussed,
offering
insights
into
evolution
device
The
highlights
challenges
faced
potential
role
advancing
technology.
As
continues
evolve,
it
will
play
a
critical
development,
providing
essential
technical
means
for
further
progress.
Language: Английский
In Situ Morphology Control for Solution‐Printable Organic Photovoltaics
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(49)
Published: Aug. 27, 2024
Abstract
The
morphology
of
the
photoactive
layer
plays
an
important
role
in
both
photoelectric
effect
and
device
performance
solution‐processed
organic
solar
cells
(OSCs).
Optimizing
requires
precise
control
over
complex
film
formation
kinetics,
which
are
influenced
by
a
range
factors
from
solution
state
to
solid‐film
state.
This
review
delves
into
situ
characterization
technologies
employed
understand
active
process
explores
strategies
for
controlling
during
key
stages,
including
aggregation,
nucleation,
crystal
growth,
phase
separation.
Special
attention
is
given
mechanism
these
enable
real‐time
printing
their
potential
facilitate
direct
layers
with
optimized
morphology.
goal
offer
valuable
insights
guidance
managing
kinetics
OSCs,
ultimately
addressing
challenges
scale‐up
paving
way
high‐throughput
production
post‐processing‐free
devices.
Language: Английский
Molecular Control of the Donor/Acceptor Interface Suppresses Charge Recombination Enabling High‐Efficiency Single‐Component Organic Solar Cells
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 28, 2024
Abstract
Single‐component
organic
solar
cells
based
on
double
cable
polymers
have
achieved
remarkable
performance,
with
DCPY2
reaching
a
high
efficiency
of
over
13%.
In
this
study,
is
further
optimized
an
13.85%,
maintaining
fill
factor
(FF)
without
compromising
the
short
circuit
current.
Despite
its
intermixed
morphology,
shows
reduced
recombination
rate
compared
to
their
binary
counterpart
(PBDB‐T:Y‐O6).
This
slower
in
attributed
wavefunction
overlap
delocalized
charges,
by
spatially
separating
donor
and
acceptor
units
alkyl
linker,
thereby
restricting
pathways.
Adding
1,8‐diiodooctane
(DIO)
into
facilitating
aggregation,
allowing
free
charges
become
more
delocalized.
The
DIO‐assisted
aggregation
(5%
DIO)
evidenced
increased
pseudo‐pure
domain
size
Y‐O6.
Fine
molecular
control
at
donor/acceptor
interface
double‐cable
polymer
achieves
non‐geminate
under
efficient
charge
generation,
mobility,
carrier
lifetime,
achieving
superior
performance.
Nevertheless,
FF
still
limited
relatively
low
mobility
blend,
suggesting
potential
for
improvement
through
enhanced
higher‐dimensional
packing
material.
Language: Английский
Ternary Blend Organic Photovoltaics with High Efficiency and Stability Through Energy Transfer and Molecular Packing Induced by an A‐D‐A Small Molecule
Bin Chang,
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Chung‐Hao Chen,
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Atsushi Yabushita
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et al.
Small,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 21, 2025
Abstract
A
novel
A‐D‐A
type
small
molecule
(DTP‐2EH‐IO2Cl)
incorporating
dithiophenepyrrole
(DTP)
core
with
indene‐dione
(IO2Cl)
side
chain
an
intermediate
band
gap
and
rigid
structure
is
incorporated
into
polymer
donor
PM6
one
of
the
three
A−DA′D−A
acceptor—L8‐BO,
BTP‐eC9
or
Y6—for
ternary‐blend
organic
photovoltaics
(OPVs).
The
third
component
DTP‐2EH‐IO2Cl
induces
not
only
energy
transfer
but
also
stronger
molecular
packing
acceptors,
resulting
in
a
larger
coherence
length
enhanced
absorption
that
enhances
devices’
power
conversion
efficiencies
(PCE)
thermal
stability.
PCE
values
champion
devices
PM6:L8‐BO,
PM6:BTP‐eC9,
PM6:Y6
are
19.2,
18.3,
17.6%,
respectively,
versus
16.5,
15.8,
15.4%
for
their
corresponding
binary
blend
devices,
displaying
relative
increases
from
14
to
16%.
stability
(T
80
)
PM6:L8‐BO:
ternary
device
dramatically
568
h
57
PM6:L8‐BO
device.
These
enhancements
can
be
attributed
effectiveness
as
increasing
light
through
inducing
intermolecular
providing
effective
way
tune
morphology
boost
both
OPVs.
Language: Английский
Machine Learning Approaches for Predicting Power Conversion Efficiency in Organic Solar Cells: A Comprehensive Review
Yang Jiang,
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Chuang Yao,
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Yezi Yang
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et al.
Solar RRL,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 9, 2024
Organic
solar
cells
(OSCs),
renowned
for
their
lightweight,
cost
efficiency,
and
adaptability
nature,
stand
out
as
a
promising
option
developing
renewable
energy.
Improving
the
power
conversion
efficiency
(PCE)
of
OSCs
is
essential,
researchers
are
delving
into
novel
materials
to
achieve
this.
Traditional
approaches
often
laborious
costly,
highlighting
need
predictive
modeling.
Machine
learning
(ML),
especially
via
quantitative
structure–property
relationship
(QSPR)
models,
streamlining
material
development,
with
goal
exceed
20%
PCE.
In
this
review,
application
ML
in
explored,
recent
studies
utilizing
PCE
prediction
reviewed,
encompassing
empirical
functions,
algorithms,
self‐devised
frameworks,
combination
automated
experimental
technologies.
First,
benefits
predicting
addressed.
Second,
development
high‐efficiency
models
both
fullerene
nonfullerene
acceptors
delved
into.
The
impact
various
algorithm
on
then
assessed,
taking
account
construction
models.
Moreover,
quality
databases
selection
descriptors
considered.
Databases
based
further
categorized.
Finally,
prospects
future
proposed.
Language: Английский