Revealing critical roles of active layer morphology for suppressing interface-related degradation of organic solar cells under illumination

Yujie Xu; Hao Wang; Yang (Flora) Liu; Mengfei Xiao; Min Li; Ming Sun; Chen Wang; Wenjun Lu; Xinxin Xia; Hang Yin; Qin Wei; Maojie Zhang; Youyu Jiang; Yinhua Zhou; Xiaotao Hao; Xiaoyan Du

doi:10.1039/d6ta02441f

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Revealing critical roles of active layer morphology for suppressing interface-related degradation of organic solar cells under illumination

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This research explores how the morphology of the active layer affects the degradation of organic solar cells under light exposure.
Employs planar architecture for organic solar cells.
Analyzes the relationship between active layer morphology and interface-related degradation.
Investigates multiple functional layers.
Identifies specific degradation pathways linked to active layer morphology.
Reports improved stability in organic solar cells with optimized active layer configurations.

Implication

Reveals the impact of active layer morphology on organic solar cell stability, suggesting vital improvements.

Abstract

Identification of degradation pathways is crucial for enhancing stability of organic solar cells (OSCs) but is challenging due to complexity in functional layers and their interfaces. This study employs planar...

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Xu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Revealing critical roles of active layer morphology for suppressing interface-related degradation of organic solar cells under illumination

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Revealing critical roles of active layer morphology for suppressing interface-related degradation of organic solar cells under illumination

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