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Organic solar cells with an ultra thin organized hole transport layer : Organic electronics

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Organic solar cells with an ultra thin organized hole transport layer : Organic electronics

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Pascal (Inist)
- Cellule solaire, Conversion photovoltaïque, Transport charge, Exciton, Recuit thermique, Traitement surface, Evaluation performance, Couche ultramince, Cristal liquide, Indium oxyde, Etain oxyde, Addition étain, Couche mince, Dispositif optoélectronique, ITO.

English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Charge transport, Exciton, Indium oxide, Liquid crystals, Optoelectronic device, Performance evaluation, Photovoltaic conversion, Solar cell, Surface treatment, Thermal annealing, Thin film, Tin addition, Tin oxide, Ultrathin films.

Abstract

Discotic liquid crystals (LC) are promising materials to manufacture devices for organic photovoltaic conversion. These molecules possess a meso-phase permitting the fabrication of columnar films having particularly desirable properties of charge transport and exciton diffusion along the axes of the columns. After the deposition of an organic layer on the Indium Tin Oxide (ITO) substrate, a thermal annealing, up to the clarification temperature of the LC, is generally necessary to reach a uniform orientation of the columns. It generally leads to a pronounced droplet formation on the substrate if no surface treatment had been performed on the ITO prior to the film deposition. This paper deals with the study of how this partial dewetting can contribute to good solar cell performances with the formation of an ultra thin organized layer.

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