journal article·2010-07

Efficient tandem polymer photovoltaic cells using inorganic metal oxides as a transparent middle connection unit

Xiaoyang Guo, Fengmin Liu, Bin Meng, Zhiyuan Xie, Lixiang Wang

Organic Electronics· Volume 11· Issue 7
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Abstract

A kind of tandem polymer photovoltaic cell with inorganic metal oxides as a transparent middle connection unit to link the two subcells having different absorption characteristics is developed and its open-circuit voltage origin is investigated. The middle connection unit consists of an electron-transporting titanium oxide (TiOx) layer, a thin aluminum (Al) layer and a hole-transporting molybdenum oxide (MoO3) layer. The inserted thin Al layer between the TiOx and MoO3 layers not only acts as an efficient recombination site for electrons and holes photo-generated in the two subcells, but also realigns the electronic energy levels at TiOx/MoO3 interfaces to reduce the open-circuit voltage loss. The open-circuit voltage of the tandem cell is the summation of the two subcells. (c) 2010 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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