Stability of organic solar cells with PCDTBT donor polymer: An interlaboratory study – ERRATUM

Ciammaruchi, Laura; Oliveira, Ricardo; Charas, Ana; Tulus, .; Hauff, Elizabeth von; Polino, Giuseppina; Brunetti, Francesca; Hansson, Rickard; Moons, Ellen; Krassas, Miron; Kakavelakis, George; Kymakis, Emmanuel; Sánchez, José G.; Ferré‐Borrull, Josep; Marsal, Lluís F.; Züfle, Simon; Fluhr, Daniel; Roesch, Roland; Faber, Tobias; Schubert, Ulrich S.; Hoppe, Harald; Bakker, Klaas; Veenstra, Sjoerd; Zanotti, Gloria; Katz, Eugene A.; Apilo, Pälvi; Romero, B.; Tumay, Tülay Aslı; Parlak, Elif Altürk; Stagno, Luciano Mule; Turkovic, Vida; Rubahn, Horst‐Günter; Madsen, Morten; Kažukauskas, V.; Tanenbaum, David M.; Shanmugam, S.; Galagan, Yulia

doi:10.1557/jmr.2018.276

J. Mater. Res.

2018

DOI: 10.1557/jmr.2018.276

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Stability of organic solar cells with PCDTBT donor polymer: An interlaboratory study – ERRATUM

Laura Ciammaruchi¹,

Ricardo Oliveira²,

Ana Charas³

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Abstract: of organic solar cells with PCDTBT donor polymer: An interlaboratory study.

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“…The intrinsic changes in morphology when scaling the active layer and their relationship with thermal, mechanical, and irradiating stability should be further identified. Besides, studies on outdoor device stability are also needed because wind speed, light intensity, and alternation of day and night all influence the morphology and device stability in OSCs. − …”

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Hierarchical Morphology Stability under Multiple Stresses in Organic Solar Cells

Zhou

Xin

2019

ACS Energy Lett.

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Improving device stability is an imperative area of realizing commercial utilization for organic solar cells (OSCs). Morphology evolutions of solution-processable active layers have proved to be responsible for ubiquitous device degradation due to their profound impacts on charge generation, transport, and extraction. This Perspective aims to understand and promote device stability in terms of morphology control and evolution from the subnanoscale to hundreds of nanometers. We start with analyzing the role of molecular packing and aggregation within domains on device stability and then focus on the structure of phase separation stemming from donor-rich and acceptor-rich domains. Potential mechanisms of morphology evolution within the individual length scale and some related reinforcing strategies when suffering from heating, irradiation, and mechanical stress are discussed. Finally, we summarize and propose major limitations and future directions for further promoting research on device stability in OSCs.

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Hierarchical Morphology Stability under Multiple Stresses in Organic Solar Cells

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Xin

2019

ACS Energy Lett.

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Stability of organic solar cells with PCDTBT donor polymer: An interlaboratory study – ERRATUM

Abstract: of organic solar cells with PCDTBT donor polymer: An interlaboratory study.

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Hierarchical Morphology Stability under Multiple Stresses in Organic Solar Cells

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