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Designing 1,5‐Naphthyridine‐2,6‐dione‐Based Conjugated Polymers for Higher Crystallinity and Enhanced Light Absorption to Achieve 9.63% Efficiency Polymer Solar Cells

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Highly crystalline conjugated polymers represent a key material for producing high-performance thick-active-layer polymer solar cells (PSCs). However, despite their potential, a limited number of crystalline polymers are used in PSCs… Click to show full abstract

Highly crystalline conjugated polymers represent a key material for producing high-performance thick-active-layer polymer solar cells (PSCs). However, despite their potential, a limited number of crystalline polymers are used in PSCs because of the lack of highly coplanar acceptor building blocks and insufficient light absorptivity (α 200 nm) is used, without postfabrication hot processing. The findings demonstrate that the polymer crystallinity and absorption coefficient can be effectively controlled by selecting appropriate D and A building blocks, and that NTDT is a novel and versatile A building block for highly efficient thick-active-layer PSCs.

Keywords: absorption; crystallinity; polymer solar; conjugated polymers; solar cells

Journal Title: Advanced Energy Materials
Year Published: 2018

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