2020
DOI: 10.1038/s41563-020-00835-x
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Intrinsic efficiency limits in low-bandgap non-fullerene acceptor organic solar cells

Abstract: Intrinsic efficiency limits in low-bandgap non-fullerene acceptor organic solar cells. Nature Materials.

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“…Thus, much effort has been dedicated to studying the low-offset hole transfer process from the NFA to the D, which appears to be significantly slower than the charge transfer in FA OSCs; in FA OSCs, charge transfer and separation into FCs is typically completed on sub-ps timescales, [87,93,94,103,104] while hole transfer alone can take tens of ps in low-offset NFA systems. [29,109,111,114,[116][117][118][119] In order to explain how hole transfer and CT state dissociation can occur in NFA systems with apparently minimal driving energy, the involvement of intermolecular NFA excited states with a reduced binding energy, [118][119][120] as well as interfacial electrostatics that can drive the charge transfer, [121][122][123][124][125] have both been invoked in addition to entropic factors. [89,90,[95][96][97] In our recent study, we investigated the effect of the driving energy on the hole transfer process for a series of NFAs blended with the polymer PTB7-Th.…”
Section: Charge Generationmentioning
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“…Thus, much effort has been dedicated to studying the low-offset hole transfer process from the NFA to the D, which appears to be significantly slower than the charge transfer in FA OSCs; in FA OSCs, charge transfer and separation into FCs is typically completed on sub-ps timescales, [87,93,94,103,104] while hole transfer alone can take tens of ps in low-offset NFA systems. [29,109,111,114,[116][117][118][119] In order to explain how hole transfer and CT state dissociation can occur in NFA systems with apparently minimal driving energy, the involvement of intermolecular NFA excited states with a reduced binding energy, [118][119][120] as well as interfacial electrostatics that can drive the charge transfer, [121][122][123][124][125] have both been invoked in addition to entropic factors. [89,90,[95][96][97] In our recent study, we investigated the effect of the driving energy on the hole transfer process for a series of NFAs blended with the polymer PTB7-Th.…”
Section: Charge Generationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[29] However, Karuthedath et al have claimed that utilizing the frontier molecular orbital energies determined using cyclic voltammetry (CV) provides an incorrect picture of the true energetics of "low-offset" OSCs. [125] By employing ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy (UPS), they discovered that the ionization energy (IE) offsets are often larger than previously thought. For example, the HOMO offset in the PM6:Y6 blend measured by CV is 90 meV; [37] in contrast, the PM6:Y6 IE offset measured by UPS is 700 meV.…”
Section: Charge Generationmentioning
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