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Improve the operational stability of the inverted organic solar cells using bilayer metal oxide structure

ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, ISSN: 1944-8252, Vol: 6, Issue: 21, Page: 18861-18867
2014
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Operational stability is a big obstacle for the application of inverted organic solar cells (OSCs), however, less talked about in the research reports. Due to photoinduced degradation of the metal oxide interlayer, which can cause shunts generation and degeneration in ZnO interlayer, a significant degradation of open circuit voltage (V) and fill factor (FF) has been observed by in situ periodic measurements of the device current density-voltage (J-V) curves with light illumination. By combining TiO and ZnO to form bilayer structures on ITO, the photovoltaic performance is improved and the photoinduced degradation is reduced. It was found that the device based on ZnO/TiO bilayer structure achieved better operational stability as compared to that with ZnO or TiO interlayer.

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Chang, Jingjing; Lin, Zhenhua; Jiang, Changyun; Zhang, Jie; Zhu, Chunxiang; Wu, Jishan

American Chemical Society (ACS)

Materials Science

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