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ORGANIC SOLAR CELL
Bilayer organic photovoltaic cell
Bulk-Heterojunction photovoltaic cell
Nanoparticle morphology
Solar cell where the photoactive layer is composed of donor and acceptor semiconducting organic materials that absorb sunlight to generate photocurrent through forming an exciton
Focusing on formation and deposition of the active layer
ACTIVE LAYER
DONOR
ACCEPTOR
Conjugated polymer possessing delocalized
Poly(3-hexylthiophene-2,5-diyl)
The most used and studied (the molecular weight of P3HT affect on efficiency of charge mobility)
Fullerene based materials: the LUMO orbital of these materials is able to accept thetransferred from the exciton formed in the polymer
PCBM[6,6]-Phenyl C61or C71butyric acid methyl ester
ICBAIndene C60bisadduct
Better mobility through P3HT NPs
The synthesis of active material should follow these crucial point:Using eco-compatible solvents
Obtain a large area of contact between Donor and Acceptor
Avoid the defects of thin films (i.e. dewetting phenomena)
Avoid gross phase separation upon annealing leading to formation of near pure Donor and Acceptor domains
Obtain a solution with pysico-chemical properties suitable for Roll-to-Roll deposition method
NP-OPV
Roll-to-Roll deposition method
SYNTHESIS METHOD OF POLYMERIC NANOPARTICLE
Miniemulsion method
Advantages:Using water as solvents
Low concentration of surfactant
Core-shell structure
Stability on time of the NPs solution (months)
Scalable process
Drawbacks:Difficulty in the complete removal of surfactant
Gross phase separation
Domains of near-pure PCBM and P3HT
Surfactant-free precipitation method
P3HT:ICBACHC
Ultrasonic bath
Me(OH) or Et(OH)
Magnetic stirring
Precipitation of NPs and evaporation of CHC
Advantages:Surfactant-free process
Fully blended NPs
Gross phase separation does not occur
Scalable process
Drawbacks:Low control on size
Using of organic solvent
Low concentration of the solution
Low stability of NPs solution during the time (aggregation after few hours)
Nanoprecipitation method(solvent displacement procedure)
Advantages:Surfactant-free process
Scalable process
Drawbacks:Low control on size
Formation of PCBM-based NPs leading to aggregation
Donor materials improvement
Studying on effect of difference molecular weight of the P3HT polymer:
Morphological changes resulting from thermal annealing are highly dependent upon the Mw of P3HT:High Mw of polymer leads to a better diffusion of molecular PCBM
Mw of the polymer affect the elctronic and compositional structure of the NP films:PCBM mobility drive the composition of the domain that is correlated with the device performance
Acceptor materials improvement
NPOPV fabricated from P3HT:ICBA blends exhibit the highest PCE (4%) reported for NPOPV cells
ICBA is miscible in P3HT at all weight fraction:This enhanced miscibility of ICBA in P3HT results in a more efficient intermixed structure leading to an improved performance of the annealed P3HT:ICBA NPOPV devices
As spun
Dried
Annealed
Core and shell ICBA fractional compositon
ICBA migrate from the core to the shell during drying step, after annealing P3HT and ICBA merge together and the core-shell structure is lost
IMPROVING LIGHT ABSORPTION
The main drawback ofOPVis the limitation of exciton diffusion lenght and the poor charge transport property. Moreover, the difficulty of increasing the active layer thickness leads to insufficent absorption of incident light.
Incorporation in the active layer or deposition onto ITO electrode of metal nanoparticles to use the surface plasmon `properties
Plasmonic enhancement can be used for the enhancement of the light absorption and photocurrent of OSCs
MNPs introduced into PEDOT:PSS
In situmeans of preparing stabilized Au or Ag NPs by reduction in aqueous PEDOT:PSS media
CONCLUSIONS
NPOPV represent a promising new solar devices:Devices efficiency having incresed from 0.004% to 4% in less than 5 years
Low cost of the starting materials and the production process
Elimination of the need for volatile flammable solvents in device production through water-based NPOPV coatings
Water-based solar paint offers the prospect of printing large area OPV devices using existing printing facility
Next stage devolpment involve:Understanding the mechanism NP structure and NP film morphology
How to controll and optimise these aspect
NPs behave completely differently from polymer blends spun from organic solvents, NPs are a completely new material system, so that the old rules for OPV devices fabrication are no longer applicable.
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