Fullerene derivative integration controls morphological behaviour and recombination losses in non-fullerene acceptor-based organic solar cells

Apostolos Panagiotopoulos; Kyriakos Almpanidis; Esther Y.-H. Hung; Nikolaos Lempesis; Weidong Xu; George Perrakis; Sandra Jenatsch; Levon Abelian; Stoichko Dimitrov; Dimitar Kutsarov; Ehsan Rezaee; Benjamin M. Gallant; Vlad Stolojan; Konstantinos Petridis; Samuel D. Stranks; Henry J. Snaith; George Kakavelakis; S. Ravi P. Silva

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BM-and PCBC6-based ternary cells, respectively. Our results demonstrate that regulation of the morphology of the photo-active layer in OSCs through fullerene incorporation reduces the non-radiative energy loss pathways, enabling high-efficiency, stable and scalable OSCs.

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