Regulating Förster resonance energy transfer and cascade energy offset achieves 19.6% efficiency in ternary organic solar cells

The energy transfer between IDIC and Y6 improves the photoluminescence quenching efficiency and promotes effective charge transport/extraction within the ternary blend, resulting in a PCE of 19.67% for the ternary organic solar cell.

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Journal of Materials Chemistry C
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5tc00560d
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3
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Organic Electronics and Photovoltaics
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Abstract

The energy transfer between IDIC and Y6 improves the photoluminescence quenching efficiency and promotes effective charge transport/extraction within the ternary blend, resulting in a PCE of 19.67% for the ternary organic solar cell.

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