Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
32(43)
Published: Sept. 21, 2020
Narrow-bandgap
polymer
semiconductors
are
essential
for
advancing
the
development
of
organic
solar
cells.
Here,
a
new
narrow-bandgap
acceptor
L14,
featuring
an
acceptor-acceptor
(A-A)
type
backbone,
is
synthesized
by
copolymerizing
dibrominated
fused-ring
electron
(FREA)
with
distannylated
bithiophene
imide.
Combining
advantages
both
FREA
and
A-A
polymer,
L14
not
only
shows
narrow
bandgap
high
absorption
coefficient,
but
also
low-lying
frontier
molecular
orbital
(FMO)
levels.
Such
FMO
levels
yield
improved
transfer
character,
unexpectedly,
without
sacrificing
open-circuit
voltage
(Voc
),
which
attributed
to
small
nonradiative
recombination
loss
(Eloss,nr
)
0.22
eV.
Benefiting
from
photocurrent
along
fill
factor
Voc
,
excellent
efficiency
14.3%
achieved,
among
highest
values
all-polymer
cells
(all-PSCs).
The
results
demonstrate
superiority
polymers
improving
all-PSC
performance
pave
way
toward
developing
high-performance
acceptors
all-PSCs.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(35)
Published: July 15, 2022
The
development
of
polymerized
small-molecule
acceptors
has
boosted
the
power
conversion
efficiencies
(PCEs)
all-polymer
organic
photovoltaic
(OPV)
cells
to
17%.
However,
polymer
donors
suitable
for
OPV
are
still
lacking,
restricting
further
improvement
their
PCEs.
Herein,
a
new
donor
named
PQM-Cl
is
designed
and
its
performance
explored.
negative
electrostatic
potential
low
average
local
ionization
energy
distribution
surface
enable
efficient
charge
generation
transfer
process.
When
blending
with
well-used
acceptor,
PY-IT,
PQM-Cl-based
devices
deliver
an
impressive
PCE
18.0%
superior
fill
factor
80.7%,
both
which
highest
values
cells.
relevant
measurements
demonstrate
that
films
possess
excellent
mechanical
flexible
properties.
As
such,
fabricated
16.5%
high
stability
displayed.
These
results
candidate
provide
insights
into
design
high-efficient
Energy & Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
14(8), P. 4341 - 4357
Published: Jan. 1, 2021
This
review
summarizes
the
important
morphological
characteristics
and
recent
research
progress
of
non-fullerene
acceptor
based
organic
solar
cells,
as
well
provides
insights
perspectives
on
this
topic.
ACS Energy Letters,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
4(2), P. 417 - 422
Published: Jan. 8, 2019
Here
we
demonstrate
efficient
all-polymer
solar
cells
(all-PSCs)
based
on
a
polymer
acceptor
named
PFBDT-IDTIC.
By
combining
PFBDT-IDTIC
with
fluorinated
donor
(PM6),
high
power
conversion
efficiency
of
10.3%
can
be
achieved,
which
is
the
highest
value
reported
to
date
for
single-junction
all-PSCs.
This
performance
attributed
its
good
absorption
property
(absorption
coefficient:
2.74
×
105
cm–1)
and
electron
mobility
It
also
found
that
choice
has
major
impacts
cell.
replacing
PBDB-T
counterpart,
PM6,
VOC,
JSC,
FF
devices
were
all
improved,
deeper
HOMO
level
PM6
more
crystalline
pure
domains
active
layer
blends.
Our
study
provides
promising
all-PSCs
shows
selecting
matching
important
in
achieving
optimal
all-PSC
performance.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(27)
Published: March 22, 2022
State-of-art
Y-series
polymer
acceptors
are
typically
based
on
a
mono-thiophene
linker,
which
can
cause
some
twisted
molecular
conformations
and
thus
limit
the
performance
of
all-polymer
solar
cells
(all-PSCs).
Here,
high-performance
acceptor
vinylene
linkers
is
reported,
leads
to
surprising
changes
in
polymers'
conformations,
optoelectronic
properties,
enhanced
photovoltaic
performance.
It
found
that
thiophene
or
bithiophene
(PY-T-γ
PY-2T-γ)
display
significant
twisting
between
end-groups
linker
units,
while
vinylene-based
(PY-V-γ)
exhibits
more
coplanar
rigid
conformation.
As
result,
PY-V-γ
demonstrates
better
conjugation
tighter
interchain
stacking,
results
higher
mobility
reduced
energetic
disorder.
Furthermore,
detailed
morphology
investigations
reveal
PY-V-γ-based
blend
high
domain
purity
fill
factor
its
all-PSCs.
With
these,
efficiency
17.1%
achieved
all-PSCs,
highest
reported
for
binary
all-PSCs
date.
This
work
vinylene-linker
superior
unit
build
with
chain
conformation,
beneficial
aggregation
efficient
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
60(18), P. 10137 - 10146
Published: Jan. 27, 2021
Abstract
Polymerization
sites
of
small
molecule
acceptors
(SMAs)
play
vital
roles
in
determining
device
performance
all‐polymer
solar
cells
(all‐PSCs).
Different
from
our
recent
work
about
fluoro‐
and
bromo‐
co‐modified
end
group
IC‐FBr
(a
mixture
IC‐FBr1
IC‐FBr2),
this
paper,
we
synthesized
purified
two
regiospecific
substituted
groups
(IC‐FBr‐
o
&
IC‐FBr‐
m
),
which
were
then
employed
to
construct
regio‐regular
polymer
named
PYF‐T‐
,
respectively
.
In
comparison
with
its
isomeric
counterparts
different
conjugated
coupling
sites,
exhibits
stronger
bathochromic
absorption
achieve
better
photon
harvesting.
Meanwhile,
adopts
more
ordered
inter‐chain
packing
suitable
phase
separation
after
blending
the
donor
PM6,
resulted
suppressed
charge
recombination
efficient
transport.
Strikingly,
observed
a
dramatic
difference
between
While
devices
based
on
PM6:PYF‐T‐
can
yield
power
conversion
efficiency
(PCE)
15.2
%,
only
show
poor
efficiencies
1.4
%.
This
demonstrates
success
configuration‐unique
fluorinated
designing
high‐performance
regular
acceptors,
provides
guidelines
towards
developing
all‐PSCs
efficiencies.
Energy & Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
13(12), P. 5017 - 5027
Published: Jan. 1, 2020
A
low
bandgap
polymer
acceptor
PF5-Y5
was
synthesized
and
its
all-PSCs
achieved
an
impressive
device
efficiency
of
14.45%
with
both
high
VocJsc
due
to
the
excellent
absorption
coverage,
small
energy
loss,
efficient
charge
separation.
Chemistry of Materials,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
32(3), P. 1308 - 1314
Published: Jan. 10, 2020
Optoelectronic
polymers
are
always
π-conjugated
consisting
of
C,
H,
N,
S,
and
O
elements.
The
main
group
element
chemistry
is
a
new
tool
to
tune
the
optoelectronic
properties
polymers.
However,
resulting
generally
show
moderate
device
performance
because
they
cannot
meet
multiple
requirements
for
solution-processed
devices.
Herein,
we
report
an
organoboron
polymer,
which
can
be
used
as
polymer
acceptor
in
all-polymer
solar
cells
(all-PSCs)
give
power
conversion
efficiency
high
10.1%.
By
incorporating
2,1,3-benzothiadiazole
unit
backbone,
its
absorption
spectrum,
energy
levels,
electron
mobility,
phase
separation
behavior.
All
these
improvements
contribute
excellent
all-PSC
performance.
These
results
prove
that
containing
atoms