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Open-circuit voltage and effective gap of organic solar cells

Abstract:: The open-circuit voltage (VOC) of an organic solar cell is limited by the donor-acceptor material system. The effective gap E g eff between the electron affinity of the acceptor and the ionization potential of the donor is usually regarded as the upper limit for VOC, which is only reached for T → 0 K. This relation is confirmed for a number of small-molecule bulk heterojunction p-i-n type solar cells by varying the temperature and illumination intensity. With high precision, the low temperatu...
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Widmer, J., Tietze, M., Leo, K., Riede, M., & Riede, M. (2013). Open-circuit voltage and effective gap of organic solar cells. Advanced Functional Materials, 23(46), 5814–5821.

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Widmer, J., et al. “Open-Circuit Voltage and Effective Gap of Organic Solar Cells.” Advanced Functional Materials, vol. 23, no. 46, 2013, pp. 5814–21.

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Widmer, J, M Tietze, K Leo, M Riede, and M Riede. 2013. “Open-Circuit Voltage and Effective Gap of Organic Solar Cells.” Advanced Functional Materials 23 (46): 5814–21.
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Journal:: Advanced Functional Materials
Volume:: 23
Issue:: 46
Pages:: 5814-5821
Publication date:: 2013-12-10
DOI:: 10.1002/adfm.201301048
EISSN:: 1616-3028
ISSN:: 1616-301X

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Source identifiers:: 445392
Deposit date:: 2014-01-27

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