Abstract:With power conversion efficiencies approaching 20%, organic solar cells can no longer be considered the ugly duckling of photovoltaics. Successes notwithstanding, there is still a need for further improvement of organic solar cells, both regarding energy and current management in these devices. At present, there are different and mutually exclusive interpretation schemes for the associated losses of energy and charge, hampering the rational design of next generations of organic solar cells. One critical factor… Show more
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