Tin Oxide (SnOx) as Universal “Light‐Soaking” Free Electron Extraction Material for Organic Solar Cells
Tin Oxide (SnOx) as Universal “Light‐Soaking” Free Electron Extraction Material for Organic Solar Cells
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DOI:
10.1002/aenm.201500277
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发表时间:
2015-09
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27.8
通讯作者:
S. Trost;A. Behrendt;T. Becker;A. Polywka;P. Görrn;T. Riedl
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作者:
S. Trost;A. Behrendt;T. Becker;A. Polywka;P. Görrn;T. Riedl
The AM1.5 solar spectrum would in principle provide enough UV radiation to activate TiO x or ZnO and to render the devices to work properly. However, Lim et al., reported that in outdoor applications, the light-soaking issue in TiO x -based OSCs would consume roughly 1 h every morning for the cells to become activated. [ 12a ] In addition, to avoid UV-induced degradation, many active organic donor materials require protection by UV fi lters. [ 13 ] More severely, in the recombination layers of multijunction cells, the availability of UV photons to activate metal oxides in the recombination layers will be limited even without the dedicated use of UV fi lters. There, the UV spectral range may be absorbed by the lower subcell. In indoor applications, UV light will also be missing. In any case, the lack of UV light would imply that OSCs with interlayers of TiO x or ZnO that require UV activation would remain ineffi cient. As a result, the development of charge extraction materials that do not rely on UV activation has been identifi ed as a critical challenge to achieve highly effi cient and long-term stable devices. [ 9 ]