Development of polymer blend solar cells composed of conjugated donor and acceptor polymers

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All-polymer solar cells are expected as one of next generation photovoltaics. This paper presents two kinds of polymer/polymer blend solar cells to exemplify the potential advantages compared with conventional organic solar cells. The large difference in the HOMO/LUMO levels of donor/acceptor polymers results in a high voltage, and the large absorptivity up to near-infrared wavelengths allows to increase the photocurrent density. These characteristics are brought by development of a variety of low bandgap polymers. For the further improvement of conversion efficiency, it is a crucial issue to control the phase-separation structure on a nanometer scale. © 2013SPST.

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Ito, S., Hirata, T., Mori, D., Benten, H., Lee, L. T., & Ohkita, H. (2013). Development of polymer blend solar cells composed of conjugated donor and acceptor polymers. Journal of Photopolymer Science and Technology, 26(2), 175–180. https://doi.org/10.2494/photopolymer.26.175

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