Fully non-fused acceptors with alkylsilyl side-chain for efficient indoor organic photovoltaics

Yao Wu; Fang Wang; Junhong Liang; Rui Zhou; Xiang Gao; Jinsheng Song; Jianhong Gao; Hui Chen; Zhitian Liu

doi:10.1039/d5ta04899k

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Fully non-fused acceptors with alkylsilyl side-chain for efficient indoor organic photovoltaics

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Indoor organic solar cells may benefit from non-fused acceptors, achieving strong compatibility with indoor light.
The study highlights the unique attributes of tetrathienoacene, making it ideal for use in indoor energy applications.
Cutting-edge analysis revealed superior cost competitiveness among alkylsilyl side-chain based materials for photovoltaics.
Findings indicate a significant advancement in the efficiency of organic solar cells when utilizing fully non-fused acceptors.

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This research demonstrates enhanced spectrum compatibility in indoor organic solar cells, suggesting a competitive alternative for energy generation.

Abstract

The tetrathienoacene (4T) based fully non-fused acceptors exhibits strong spectrum compatibility with indoor light and cost competitiveness, rendering it ideal for indoor organic solar cells (OSCs). This work presents the...

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Wu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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